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The two-year graduation track Ecology Futures focuses on the role of new media art. And design research in interpreting, analyzing, critiquing, experiencing and visualizing ecological degradation.
This is a graduation track of the master of Arts in Fine Art & Design.
Ecology Futures focuses on introducing you to artistic methodologies and technologies that are informed by science. Such as; conducting fieldwork, deep mapping, use of AI in text writing, artistic journalism, material research and microbiology. You are educated in a professional interdisciplinary context. The graduation track promotes a tactic based on DIY/DIT principles, supporting you to become an independent professional who is inventive. And who is able to develop novel approaches between disciplines.
Taking account of sector needs in creative employment, you benefit from direct access to the industry network and execute assignments in collaboration with our partners. Our alumni form an invaluable international network of creatives.
Art-science collaborations are developed primarily through the Centre of Applied Research for Art, Design, and Technology (CARADT). Specifically within the Biobased Art & Design research group currently led by Professor Dr. Elvin Karana. You are offered a unique opportunity to work in a professional lab environment that facilitates practice-led artistic research.