Stories of Philosophy is an animated series featuring famous philosophers, both early and contemporary, as main characters.
Each episode is composed of two parts,
each of which presents a philosopher reacting to the presence of an object in the manner of his well-known philosophical vision.
Following the cartooning tradition and
in order to stick to what's essential, the black line drawings move accompanied by simple sound effects, in a white universe remini-
scent of a virgin page – a space where ideas take shape.
The intention is to create spiritual and delightful playlets with several levels of depth and understanding. We would like to both explain and provoke interest in the view-
points of the world's most famous philosophers – for viewers of all ages.
« Mirror »
Tome 1: Sextus Empiricus
« Mirror »
Tome 2: Diogenes of Sinope
« Chair »
Tome 1: Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz
« Chair »
Tome 2: Platon
Damien grew up between the Jura and the Alps mountain ranges.
He is an illustrator and animator, and regularly contributes with maga-
zines like Nowness, Grazia France and
the New York Times.
He draws the world, night and day, with his unique and savage pastel style.