One part of Michelle’s graduation project is the film “Through the Microscope Glass”. It teaches us about technology through a surrealistic world. She continues: “NXP is a company in Nijmegen that produces chips on microscopic scale. These are chips that are in your phone or in cars. They seem so immensely small and flat, but there’s actually an entire architecture hidden inside. I made a short, surrealistic movie that gives you the impression of walking through a microchip. As if it’s a landscape.”
The other part of Michelle’s graduation project is the film ‘Floranism’, which is inspired by the book Novacene by James Lovelock. She explains: “It describes our planet from the Gaia theory. So, everything affects everything. Based on this story, I continued with a future scenario where artificial intelligence brings humans and nature more together. In a more balanced society.” Michelle wants to show people that artificial intelligence can have a positive impact on our environmental problems – not just on, for instance, healthcare.
The bachelor Design Art Technology offers you a unique opportunity to develop yourself into a designer, artist or creative coder. You learn how to code, make your own instruments, design in virtual reality, and a lot more. You are guided by an international team of leading lecturers from the professional field. In the soft- and hardwarelab you experiment and conduct research. You experience unique study trips, and you get the opportunity to do an internship abroad. After you graduate, you will have developed yourself into an artist or designer within the digital culture.
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