Isiqu represents a childhood memory, passed in South Africa. It's a big elephant at the edge of the water, covered with reflections. His slow and silent movements and his dark skin is adorned with textured details. He reassures me. This image became a hybrid sofa which make you feel good. Its hand-made knit and covers highlight this soft and strong object and its forms allows the user to work, sit comfortably, alone or with others, surrounded by materials and shapes that give free rein to his imagination. A structure that proposes and does not stuck Isiqu in a specific use.

Fascinated by material and the form, Lila Demarcq integrates in 2013 the School Superior of Art and Design of Saint-Étienne. Inspired by her childhood spent in South Africa, she creates a series of structures materializing her memories that she presents for her Master object design in 2018. With her objects, Lila Demarcq seeks today to materialize strong moments in a subtle and poetic way so that each user can appropriate them with emotion. It is the work of multiple materials as well as his desire to link Art and Design in an obvious way, which allows her to create without limits and give free rein to his imagination. Through his creations, she seeks to make people dream, to link practice with emotion. By creating from his own feelings, Lila Demarcq gets a result that allows everyone to link the object he uses to his own story and his own emotions. This allows the user to create a strong link with the object.

Lila Demarcq joined in 2013 the School of Art and Design of Saint-Etienne. Inspired by her childhood in South Africa, she creates a series of materializing structures. With her objects, Lila Demarcq seeks today to materialize strong moments in a subtle and poetic way to be able to appropriate them with emotion. It is the work of multiple materials as well as his desire to link art and design in an obvious way, which allows her to create without limit and thus give free rein to his imagination.