NEPRAVDA - PROPAGANDA IN NEWS (DOCUMENTATION)
DEGREE PROJECT
Supervisors: Gianluca Seta, Elisa Pasqual
2022
Nepravda's documentation was packaged like a newspaper.Each chapter relevant to the research took the form of an article.
The research explores the term propaganda over time by consulting different books, articles, specialists, websites and newspapers. During the project a deep analysis of the change of propaganda over the years with the development of technology and a picture of how propaganda takes place on Russian territory was made.
NEPRAVDA - PROPAGANDA IN NEWS
DEGREE PROJECT
Supervisors: Gianluca Seta, Elisa Pasqual
2022
Nepravda examines the growing problem of propaganda in the information space, the methods used to influence public opinion, the situations in which they are used, together with the effects of prolonged exposure to manipulation and persuasion.
The project is an interactive website demonstrating the use of manipulative propaganda techniques in the mass media and providing information on modern methods of persuasion known in Russia but present throughout the world.
link to the websiteTHEY HAVE RUINED THIS COUNTRY
One politically sharp phrase has become a method to unite an entire country. 'They have ruined this country' has become an expression referring to the bad government in the last decade.
In Bulgaria, people have been massively unsatisfied with the state government. The general feeling is that the political situation is only getting worse. Often, Bulgarians praise Germany and hope that the Bulgarian government will one day reach the heights of Germany.I wondered to what extent the Bulgarian opinion corresponds to reality and whether Germany is truly the best place to live in Europe, as is widely said. Additionally, I wanted to explore how these two countries compare to the other EU member states.
One politically sharp phrase has become a method to unite an entire country. 'They have ruined this country' has become an expression referring to the bad government in the last decade.
In Bulgaria, people have been massively unsatisfied with the state government. The general feeling is that the political situation is only getting worse. Often, Bulgarians praise Germany and hope that the Bulgarian government will one day reach the heights of Germany.I wondered to what extent the Bulgarian opinion corresponds to reality and whether Germany is truly the best place to live in Europe, as is widely said. Additionally, I wanted to explore how these two countries compare to the other EU member states.
Il Manifesto della Meraviglia
One politically sharp phrase has become a method to unite an entire country. 'They have ruined this country' has become an expression referring to the bad government in the last decade.
In Bulgaria, people have been massively unsatisfied with the state government. The general feeling is that the political situation is only getting worse. Often, Bulgarians praise Germany and hope that the Bulgarian government will one day reach the heights of Germany.I wondered to what extent the Bulgarian opinion corresponds to reality and whether Germany is truly the best place to live in Europe, as is widely said. Additionally, I wanted to explore how these two countries compare to the other EU member states.
STRESS TRIGGERS IN A WEEK
PERSONAL PROJECT
Insired by DataViz Challenge
2023
I participated in a super motivating data visualization challenge where I had to collect data about stress triggers in a week.It was more challenging than I expected in terms of consistency and final output.I wouldn't realise how stressful my days are if it wasn't this weekly journey
UNIVERSITY PROJECT
Lecturers: Christian Upmeier, Gianluca Seta, Elisabetta Rattalino
2021
Complete rebranding of the Bauhaus Museum Weimar.
The founder of Bauhaus, Walter Gropius, creates a new concept for the times that follows the principle of joining standardized components together and combining them to form objects with different functions.
UNIVERSITY PROJECT
Lecturers: Pietro Corraini, Gianluca Seta, Valeria Burgio
2021
Illumini is a wall lamp, made up of many small LED lights, which signals the presence and creates contact between distant people. It works through an application that creates a network between users and gives them the possibility to interact.
The idea behind Illumini is to highlight the presence of people. The Illumini network is like a city with its inhabitants. The lamp warns us when someone is at home by turning on one of the lights inside. The more lights are on, the more people are at home.