<STDIN> STANDS FOR “STANDARD INPUT”

<stdin> is a graphic and media design studio, mixing visual design and programming for print and non-print design. Programs make design – programs are designed.

<stdin> has a special interest in processes, education, theory and free software philosophy. <stdin> collaborates on a regular basis with deValence and is part of Open Source Publishing. <stdin> is Stéphanie Vilayphiou and Alexandre Leray.

Training

We've been trained as classical graphic designers in the Valence school of Fine ArtsFR from 2004 to 2006, where we developed a strong interest in media and writing theory.

In 2009, we graduated from the MA Media Design course of the Piet Zwart Institute in RotterdamNL. We strengthen our research and theory practice along developing our programming skills to apply them to graphic design.

What's in a name?

<stdin> refers to the Unix(-like) operating system standard streams, allowing commands to be chained together to produce original programs. It shows our interest for programming, for the GNU/Linux operating system and Free software in general. But moreover it reflects our interest for language, and how the latter is a tension between existing standards and new meanings.

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