Studio of audiovisual overlaps
processes + photography + audiovisual overlaps + individual and public space
Studio of Audiovisual Overlaps (AVP)
Art and communication play a key role in seeking solutions to sensitive social issues and societal change. An integral part of the studio’s concept is the field of engaged and critical art in public space, where students’ activities have the potential to respond to the state of reality in both local and global contexts. Through their outputs, they can reflect society, influence it, provoke discussion, and initiate new processes within it.
Within the studio, the artist can be understood as an initiator of change—someone who connects artistic practice with civic engagement and motivates public participation.
The intersections of photography and video with interdisciplinary fields (history, sociology, psychology, social anthropology, ecology, etc.) can initiate discussions on important social issues. The aim of interdisciplinary collaboration is to support the exploration of social phenomena at the boundary between artistic and documentary genres, and to connect students with audiences through gallery projects as well as the online environment.
The studio is based on mutual, non-hierarchical collaboration grounded in dialogue. It fosters interdisciplinary connections focused on themes such as social justice, human rights, environmental issues, and other topics in both local and global contexts.