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Final Exhibit121212Students’ Multimedia

IDEASDIVA

Final Exhibition

121212Students’ Multimedia

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Molly PowersMassachusetts, USA - Endicott College

Anthropologie is a clothing store that attracts women from ages sixteen to thirty-six due to the diverse

items they sell; all types of clothing, shoes, accessories, as well as home goods such as; kitchen, office,

bedroom, and outdoor elements. When entering an Anthropologie store, although there is no logo

branded all around, it is extremely easy to tell that the store is Anthropologie because of the delicate,

feminine, and eclectic mess of pieces placed around the store mixed with a lot of wood and decorations

on the walls.

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Anna Paola Keller SarmientosBuenos Aires, Argentina - Parsons The New School for DesignABC Bookstore is a space that offers a possibility of reading while having fun, and dining while in a cozy,

familiar atmosphere. The inspiration source for this project was “Kid’s Republic” the famous children

bookstore located in Beijing, China.

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D I VA & I D E A S P r o j e c t F o r S u s t a i n a b l e I n t e r i o r D e s i g n

Samantha Siciliano Duxbury, MA - Endicott College

The final project for the Project for Sustainable Design class was to create and design a retail space.

We learned that retail spaces are in high demand and require strict aspects to make them successful.

The primary purpose of a retail space is to sell the product to the consumer and provide the shopper with

an enjoyable and hassle-free experience.

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Hannah CushmanEast Longmeadow, MA - Endicott College

Revolution Records is a theoretical record and music retail store. Designed for the current building, FAIR,

the space creates a contemporary and modern effect. With the combination of dramatic lights and dark

coloring, the mood is striking. Using mostly black finishes with a touch of white, the only color somes

from the accents of purple and red LED finishes and lights.

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D I VA & I D E A S D i g i t a l G r a p h i c I l l u s t r a t i o n

Unnar Ari BaldvinssonReykjavik, Iceland - Independent

Circus Poster. - Sheeps & Foxes

This is my design the Icelandic Circus.. If we had one, it would most likely be only sheeps and foxes.

Icelandic wildlife is not that exotic. We have beautiful birds and reindeers, but that’s about it. The image

is really surreal, on Icelandic landscape, circus and animals. With the green toony hillside and the clean

colors, unreadable typography and a simple circus tent. Psychadelic.

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Arin EnsorTech University Texas - Communication Design

This poster addresses the issue of the excessive padlocks on the Ponte Vecchio bridge. This particular

artwork shows the perspective of those who used a lock with their partner to symbolize their eternal love

on the bridge. Today the italian government intervenes by cutting down the locks, ruining one of Florence’s

largest traditions and penalizing the participants with a large fine

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Victoria Haleba Sofia, Bulgaria - Independent

Inside the camera

Sometimes I want to catch a little moment that shows the invisible world of our characters. In this life we

can choose to be mirrors of each other - it is common for our emotions to reflect off of one another.

As I was looking through the lens I realized she was my reflection for that istant in time.

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Johnson Hayley

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Amber MulderBLCLA

Asian guy, The tourist workers, Daily life.

Street faces. A brief moment of their life.

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Grace GaddyPalestine, Texas, USA - Baylor University

Church

Zooming in or out, the door to the church becomes more and less magnified.

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José Miguel Arabe Neto Minas Gerais, Brazil - Uniube University

Monet

Inspired by the work “Rouen Cathedral” by Claude Monet, I wanted to show the diff erent lights and colors that

a place can have, changing our perception during the day.

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Sara SeferianSetauket, New York, USA - SUNY Potsdam

Dove vai

Within this series, I was searching for the purity within impurity in place normaly viewed as old and marked

with time. Time within a space can be captured in many ways:

by a moment captured that could not be seen again.

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Ayan MaxutovaAlmaty, Kazakhstan - Politecnico di Milano

Collection of Ainura Yerimbet

I enjoy photography in any field, fashion or art or photojournalism, etc. In each you can find something

unique and interesting to work on. I love works of classic photographers like Sally Mann, Irving Penn etc.

and they inspire me the most.

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Kevin ConnollyYarmouthport, Massachusetts, USA - Endicott College

Ospedale

As photographers we strive to find decaying subject matter, finding ways of incorporating those ideas into

different subjects is the challenge. For this project I chose to combine the decay with a delicate figure to

show how contrasting ideas work together.

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Audry Bullwinkel San Diego University

Colosseo

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Ayan MaxutovaAlmaty, Kazakhstan - Politecnico di Milano

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Dillon HesseTexas Tech University

The Four Elements – Water, Earth, Wind, & Fire

These photos represent the four elements. I have combined my graphic design background with

photography. I combined the two by placing four photos of each element in a quadrant square. The

combination of the four photos of each element create a visual diamond in each.

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Heidi ZellMequon, Wisconsin, Usa- Carroll University

Flaws

One of the most striking qualities I’ve discovered about Italy is its visible age. These surfaces have been

weathered and worn down for centuries. It is their flaws that show their character.

Without them, no history would be told.

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Kyleen Dziewit-PlochMilwaukee, Wisconsin, Usa

Reflecting on the past

These photographs explore the relationship between Florence’s history as a Renaissance city and its

place in contemporary times. They illustrate the layering of areas as Florence adapts modern design, while

history still prevails. Although one may be looking at a contemporary design,or simply walking down the

street, the past is never absent; rather, it is ever present, reflecting back upon contemporary life.

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Anna Saint AngeRome, Italy - Independent

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These are self portraits taken in La Pergola Theatre in Florence. The place where I photographed myself is

an abandoned part of the theatre which previously was used as one of the many rehearsal rooms.

These rooms are now empty, lifeless and slowly deteriorating away, in my photographs I tried to place

myself in the locations and let the transparency of myself depict both a the present state of the actual

structure fading away while also placing the possibility of what was before and

trying to imaging how the space was used previously.

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Adelina Antal Reykjavik, Iceland

Taonga 03

This is one of twelve photographs for my final project in Advanced Digital Photography. Here I am mixing

classical and modern aspects since I often feel that there are many positive things that we have forgotten

in the past but at the same time I am interested in the present and find more and more things that are

progressive in one way or another.

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Sebastian HobbsNottingham, UK

Into the blue

This has been a 2-month project I have been working on for my final for advanced digital photography.

The idea behind this project is to show how we can be suffocated by society and sometimes hide ourselves

beneath lies, and in a certain sense, makeup. In my photography I have used vintage materials and cloth to

represent the suffocation. The graphic blue is the light that we should see, as it is not covering the whole face,

because only half of our self/consciousness is comfortable with our own image.

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Rachael HelselWenatchee, Washington, Usa

Wonderland

My life in Florence sometimes feels like a dream, and the lines of reality are a little more blurry as I walk

around the city. I still get lost, and I’m still a little lost inside myself - some moments I’m tall enough to

stand above the city, and in others I feel smaller than a thimble. But I don’t have to wake up yet, there’s

still time... “Who in the world am I? Ah, that’s the great puzzle.” - Lewis Carroll, Alice in Wonderland

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Sebastian HobbsNottingham, Uk

Masked

Peter GruszeckiSeattle, Washington, Usa

Morelli Must Die

Adelina AntalReykjavik, Iceland

Opera

Unnar AriReykjavik, Iceland

Self Portrait

Sebastian HobbsNottingham, Uk

The Spray of Cans

Adelina AntalReykjavik, Iceland

UMTBS ‘Squared’ (Music Video)

Unnar AriReykjavik, Iceland

The Luthier

Unnar AriReykjavik, Iceland

They Are Coming

Unnar AriReykjavik, Iceland

Masked

Anna Saint AngeRome, Italy

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D I VA & I D E A S A c k n o w l e d g e m e n t s

GABRIELLA GANUGIPALAZZI President

DAPHNE MAZZANTIDean of Academic Affairs

DAVID WEISSDIVA Chair

GIULIO VINCI DIVA & IDEAS Academic CoordinatorENRICA QUARANTASOFIA BARRIOSELEONORA ACCORSI

IDEASProject for Sustainable Interior Design ANDREA BERTONCINI/ETTORE URSINI

Product Design LEONARDO ROSSANO

DIVAIntroduction to Digital Photography JACOPO SANTINI

Introduction to Classic Photography NERI FADIGATI

Light of Florence and TuscanyEVA SAUER

Intermediate/Advanced Digital Photography SIMONE PIEROTTI

Landscape and Architectural Photography JACOPO SANTINI

Introduction to Photojournalism SIMONE PIEROTTI

Introduction to Fashion Photography JERRY INGRAM

IPhoneography JOSEPH COSTA

Introduction to Creative Videomaking JOSEPH COSTA

Art Media, Introduction to Creative Process KIM COSTON

Digital Graphic Illustration IVKA MARKOVIC

Visual Communication III IVKA MARKOVIC

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