Elie Seksig is an eco-social and landscape designer whose work engages with contemporary ecologies through direct action.
Rooted in foraging and everyday landscapes, his practice approaches design as a relational tool to foster reciprocity between spaces and their communities.
His active involvement in food forests reflects a desire to complexify multispecies entanglements by imagining convivial ways of inhabiting places.
2026 — BA Design Academy Eindhoven (NL)
2025 — Internship, La Foresta, Rovereto (IT)
2024 — Internship, KRATER, Ljubljana (SL)
2021 — Propaedeutic year, ECAL (CH)
To celebrate the rippening of cherries at midsummer, a small party was organized on Krater.
It was a moment to share food, play games, and discover the spontaneous abundance of the Prunus genus around the feral site.
By mapping our relationship to the trees through memory and using our bodies as a unit of measurement, we created a map that offered a new collective understanding and orientation of the site.
