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Art Viger

Head Of Design at Peak Design

Art Viger is the Head of Design at Peak Design, where he focuses on creating tangible products that enhance user experiences. He has a strong background in visual design and industrial design, with expertise in advanced 3D modeling and visualization, as well as exceptional 2D skills including sketching. Viger holds a Bachelor's of Science in Industrial Design, emphasizing product design, and has a passion for hands-on creation, which includes interests in fine arts and surfboard shaping.13

His professional journey reflects a commitment to innovation in design, and he actively seeks out new opportunities within the field.12

Highlights

May 30 · linkedin

Softgoods team looking for a Senior Designer. Big projects on the books folks! https://lnkd.in/gDhDzxQw

Oct 16 · linkedin

Ok real talk here. In design school it was a popular notion that design can save the world. That if you’re a good enough designer, you can somehow pick the right materials and processes to design a perfectly sustainable product. With regards to things like chemical pollutants, that is somewhat true, but when it comes to climate change, it’s just plain wrong. I’ve spent the last 5 years trying desperately to figure out how to build the most sustainable products that we practically can, while still maintaining a viable business model and making top quality products. That idea that a designer holds the keys to solving all the sustainability issues that come with making products has given me, and I’m sure many others, serious anxiety and guilt about the work we do. Well, I’ve come to the conclusion that its bullshit. And more importantly it’s unproductive, directly contributes to greenwashing, and ultimately allows companies to ignore where the real damage is done, and what is in their power to do about it. The basic fact of the matter, is that making products is one tiny piece of the pie with regards to the creation of Carbon Dioxide and other greenhouse gasses that lead to climate change. (read more in the comments...)

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San Francisco, California, United States