“You see?” is a project about design and politics through an exhibition. Throughout this exhibition, institutions, territories, schools, artists, elected officials show and tell how "design", the language they create and use, is not only a way to attract attention. “You see?” raises the question of the hook - a kind of wake-up call for the one who is supposed to listen - this verbal tic calls for consideration, for recognition. The exhibition “Do you see?” explores the role of design as a vector, as a trigger for looks, for consideration, for conversations, for debates, for political movements or mass mobilizations over the last two decades. Since the Great Recession of 2008, the Charlie Hebdo terrorist attack, Barack Obama's presidential election, Emmanuel Macron's Grand March, the #metoo hashtag, design has invited itself to the table between leaders and citizens, between the media and activists. Forcing them to see each other. To look at each other. To listen to each other. To position themselves in the conversation. For or against: that is not the question, the dialogue has started. The attention is captured. The change of perception can begin.