Thomas Thibault

Thomas Thibault is a designer and researcher specializing in digital ecodesign and the environmental footprint of digital technology. His work explores how digital systems can be conceived and developed within planetary boundaries. He is a salaried member of the Designers Éthiques association and co-leads Limites Numériques, a research program bringing together researchers to investigate more environmentally responsible approaches to digital design.

Thibault also co-presides over the Mouton Numérique association and serves on the expert committee of Halte à l’Obsolescence Programmée, which focuses on planned obsolescence. Earlier in his career, he co-founded the design cooperative and studio Collectif Bam / Praticable, which he co-directed for ten years. Through his website, he presents his interventions, writing, and other productions, offering a window into his research and professional practice.

The site also provides information about his background and a way to contact or follow him. His work connects design, research, and collective initiatives to question the impacts of digital technology and explore ways to shape it more sustainably