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European Journal of Media, Art & Photography

Issue 2/2024 AVAILABLE NOW!

 

Project on Photography

Abstract Ema Lančaričová is a visual artist who mainly works with analog and instant photography. Her artistic research focuses on exploring the essence of photography by utilizing primary variables such as time, light, and space as well as their negations. Her approach is both philosophical and

Society, Design, Communication: Prolegomenon to a Great Problem

Abstract The article “Society, Design, Communication” examines the intersection of contemporary societal challenges and environmental design practices. It contextualizes these challenges within the pressing global environmental crisis, highlighting critical perspectives that caution against unchecked technological and industrial advancement often disregarding natural ecosystems. The study explores how

Advancing Visual Literacy: Innovative Use of Artificial Intelligence Generated Meme Images as an Effective Tool in the Context of Media Communication

Abstract This article explores research into the use of meme images generated by artificial intelligence as a means of media communication in the context of students oriented to work in the cultural and creative industries sector. The aim of the primary descriptive research is to analyse

Walking with a Camera

Abstract In his work, the author primarily focuses on the urban landscape and its impacts on human life. His entire documentary work is linked by a unified authorial idea. In the “Jungle City” cycle, he works with the visual counterpart of the current form of the

Colour in Student Magazine Design

Abstract  Creating a school magazine offers students opportunities to develop their skills, professional potential, teamwork, creativity, media literacy, and involvement in the school community. In magazine design, colours create a positive first impression, strengthen a magazine’s attractiveness and popularity among readers. Combinations of colours form a