Our world runs on data, and how we visualize it makes all the difference. In their final Photoshop assignment, our students dive into topics that inspire them, transforming raw information into striking, creative visuals.
Our inaugural Printmaking Friday Show presents students' print pieces created through relief, intaglio, and monoprint techniques, representing their own dream experiences. From intricate linework to bold, expressive forms and colors, this collection highlights the power of printmaking as a medium for storytelling, imagination, and personal exploration.
Join us for an engaging class that delves into the fascinating topics of negotiation tactics, social interactions, and psychological behaviours! Discover our filters influence the way we see the world and learn on how to adapt your responses in various situations.
Join a Visiting Artist & Lecture Series, this time by Erika Thomas.
For several years she has been developing her academic and artistic research in the perspective of what is called “research-creation” or “art-based research” . From documentary film and video art to poetry and performance, creation is developed as a territory for thinking about the Self and the world.
Our inaugural Printmaking Friday Show presents students' print pieces created through relief, intaglio, and monoprint techniques, representing their own dream experiences. From intricate linework to bold, expressive forms and colors, this collection highlights the power of printmaking as a medium for storytelling, imagination, and personal exploration.
There is a rich timbre to pain that echoes through generations; a sharp change in posture, a fracture in the bones of a city, a poison dwelling deep within the ground. Pain strikes with a rope arrow attaching the map to all movement beneath it. It is the pull of the interwoven rope stretched between...
For this Friday show I asked the students to go out and experience the city in new and unexpected ways. I asked them to actively take in their surroundings and to communicate their personal feelings and experiences in a photographic series documenting this experience.
What makes illustration different from art? How does the audience shape the message? And how can images represent time and sequence? As they prepare for the next Friday Show, Foundation students have explored these ideas through illustration.
See their work on campus on Friday or on Foundation Instagram!
This talk illustrates disinformation as a growing concern within contemporary web-dominated societies. It focuses on how disinformation strategically exploits prevalent cognitive vulnerabilities inherent in the human way of processing information. Drawing upon Jean Baudrillard’s theoretical concept of hyperreality — a condition in which mediated representations become more influential than objective reality and therefore the classic distinction between “the true” and “the false” becomes obsolete — the presentation argues that modern societies increasingly prioritize emotional appeals, subjective perceptions, and personal beliefs over empirical evidence and factual accuracy.
Come out for a laugh, a cry, or whichever emotions might surface in-between, as students of the Video Production course share their newest audio-visual projects at this week's Friday Show.