Series of similar, yet all different objects - a bit like every sand dune in the desert is a single variation on one and the same morphological theme -, all of them computer-calculated and industrially produced on machines with digital control: this is what Gilles Deleuze has called "Ojectile" in his book on Leibniz and the Baroque, Le Pli, published in 1988. Bernard Cache has also contributed to develop the design of these non-standard objects, inhis writings collected in the books Terre Meuble (HYX, Orléans, France, 1997) and Earth Moves (MIT Press, 1995).

"Objectile" has become the name of the studio of architecture and design in Paris, composed with Bernard Cache, Patrick Beaucé and Taoufik Hammoudi (Feb. 1997- May 1998). Objectile works on the creation and industrial production of curved and changing forms at all scales: sculpture, design, furniture, building components, architecture, urban planning or landscape.

Leaflet-catalogue published within the frame of the exhibition at the FRAC Région Centre in 1998.