Aurélien Goulet is a French designer and developer, known for his work in creating unique and cohesive visual identities and websites for various institutions, especially those in the cultural and creative industries. He has also worked in theatre and music.
Goulet began his career as a sound designer, creating his first websites for theatre companies and music ensembles in 1998 as a self-taught developer. In 2009, he developed and implemented the first digital archiving project for a live performance creation and distribution centre at the Centre dramatique national de Lorient, while also participating in the centre's communication efforts.
In 2023, Goulet, along with Frédéric Schaffar, founded the collective Forms Fluides, specialising in the design of visual identities and websites. The collective aims to reflect the spirit and values of their partners, which include cultural, institutional, associative, and private entities.
Goulet has worked on numerous notable projects, including website development for the MC93 in Bobigny and Le Volcan, a national theatre in Le Havre. He has also worked with several other national theatres and drama centres, such as the Comédie de Reims and the Comédie de Valence, and has collaborated with independent graphic designers and agencies on diverse projects ranging from culture to research.
Goulet approaches each new project with a spirit of dialogue and adaptation, tailoring his work to the specific demands and requirements of his clients.