Photo: Sarah Duby, research residency
Sarah Duby, research residency
  • Research at the School

    The major themes that permeate research at Ensad Limoges follow the main orientations of the school: the territories of life, traditional gesture/innovative gesture and image/imaginary.

  • ARC(s)

    The Research and Creation Workshops (ARCs) are part of the student's individualized path and concern years 3 (optional), 4 and 5 (mandatory). They are part of the three research axes defined by the school: → The living object → Traditional gesture/Innovative gesture → Image/Imaginary

    Photo: Arc Territoire, trip to China, Victor Vialles
    Arc Territory, trip to China, Victor Vialles
  • CCE Research Lab

    The CCE research laboratory “Ceramics as an experience” at Ensad Limoges was created in October 2015. A center of expertise, research pedagogy and a place of innovation, it is part of the digital revolution.

    Photo: CCE Research Laboratory
    CCE research laboratory
  • Research-creation doctorate

    L'Alberte, the research journal of Ensad Limoges. Issue 1: territories of the living

    Photo: ceramic workshop. Photo credit OPPIC 2022
    Photo: ceramic workshop. Photo credit OPPIC 2022
  • DNSEP's thesis

    The dissertation is a special moment of research allowing the student to take a look at and take a step back from their visual arts practice.

    Image: 5th year memories 2024
    5th year reports 2024
  • Albert·e Review

    L'ALBERT·E, the research journal of Ensad Limoges. Issue 1: Territories of the living

    Image: L'Alberte Research Review / Territories of the Living. No. 1. The Salamander by Andrea Tavernier
    No. 1 - L'Alberte Research Review / Territories of the Living. The Salamander by Andrea Tavernier
  • Artist/designer residencies

    Ensad Limoges regularly welcomes, through a call for projects or by invitation, artists and designers wishing to develop a research-creation project within the school.

    Photo: Daniil Antropov, artist in residence, Pause Program
    Work by Daniil Antropov, artist in residence, Pause Program