Région Sud Design Prize Showroom 2025
Following in the footsteps of the Prix Région Sud Art, the Prix Région Sud Design was created in 2022 to highlight young designers from the region and contribute to their professionalization. The designers selected by a curator will present their work in a dedicated space during Art-o-rama.
The winner selected by a jury of professionals during Art-o-rama will receive a 2,000 € production bourse and a dedicated exhibition space during the next edition of the show.
In 2024, Zoé Saugrais was the winner of the Région Sud Design Prize, therefore she will be taking part in this year’s exhibition.
Camille Lamy – 2025 curator
Camille Lamy is a designer, curator, teacher at EESAB Brest and researcher with the Désorceler la finance wilderness laboratory. She works on the agentivity of design, and more specifically on objects of wrestling.
Selected designers & studios for Art-o-rama’s 2025 Showroom
Chloé Berthon
Originally from the South of France, Chloé Berthon completed a BTS in graphic design at l’Ecole Supérieur de Design Marseille, before earning a Master’s degree with honors at l’Ecole National des Art Décoratifs in Paris. Her work is made up of colors and landscapes, shaping images with the materials and nuances of the South. Her diploma project RAEIRO follows the story of her memoir, recounting our attachment to places.
Fabrice Peyrolles
With a background in engineering, Fabrice Peyrolles explored the world of Ebénisterie at the Ecole Boulle in Paris, before earning a Master’s degree in Creation and Contemporary Technology at the ENSCI. Now based in Marseille, he is a designer-researcher, weaving a dialogue between design, life and traditional knowledge. This research is materialized by the realization and documentation of projects whose accumulation outlines the contours of an ethical way of Producing, in harmony with the natural world.
Edda Rabold
With a degree in industrial design from Burg Giebichenstein in Halle, Germany, Edda Rabold moved to Marseille in 2021 to work as a freelance designer in the fields of industrial design and web development. In parallel, she works for AATB, where she immerses herself in various design processes, from construction to modeling and research. Today she focuses on developing her own practice and exploring new design methodologies and manufacturing technologies.
Zerma
After 5 years’ training in object design, Zerma had the opportunity to join the workshop of Jean Prouvé’s former right-hand man. At the time, he was subcontracted by a candle brand to produce marble candle accessories, but suffered an accident due to the speed required. Following this, he decided to continue his studies in research, and stopped working in this field. He then turned to a feeding job, which he eventually integrates into his practice. He is now launching a collection of books corresponding to the different professions he has worked on, as well as a collection of santons linked to the different professions.
