Works from the field of Communication Design were showcased, where students developed various versions of the magazine Dotter. Creative layouts, innovative typography, and captivating visual concepts were presented, impressively demonstrating the potential of modern communication media. The aim was to engage readers through appealing design and thoughtful content, while also exploring new approaches in editorial design.
In the Major Media Design section, videos on the topics of chain reactions, AI-generated content, set design, and Reel Engine were presented. These projects not only showcased technical know-how but also an impressive variety of creative designs. From experimental video effects to fascinating animations and cinematic storytelling techniques, various creative forms of expression were used to visualize complex topics innovatively. Particularly noteworthy were the works that explored the integration of artificial intelligence, thus reflecting current trends in media design.
In the field of Interaction Design, visitors were able to immerse themselves in the fascinating world of interactive installations for the Roboexotica Festival. The exhibited pieces allowed for playful exploration of digital and physical spaces, enabling new forms of human-computer interaction.
Under the supervision of Anika Kronberger, Christoph Neuhold and Tomislav Bobinec.
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