FADCOM connects third-year design students with companies to develop communication solutionsThe Faculty of Art, Design, and Audiovisual Communication (FADCOM) at ESPOL launched an academic initiative that brought together third-year design students with representatives from invited companies and organizations to address real-world problems through design.
FADCOM is participating in the Guayaquil International Film Festival for the first time with two days of screeningsESPOL’s Faculty of Art, Design, and Audiovisual Communication (FADCOM) served as a venue for the Guayaquil International Film Festival (Festicine Guayaquil) for the first time, as part of its 12th edition, organized by the FestiCineGye Foundation. Over the course of two days, the university community had the opportunity to explore a variety of cinematic works and participate in discussions about audiovisual creation.
FADCOM showcased its laboratories and workshops during the LAB-CONNECT ESPOL tourESPOL’s Faculty of Art, Design, and Audiovisual Communication (FADCOM) hosted the LAB-CONNECT ESPOL lab and workshop tour, an institutional initiative organized by the Office for the Transfer of Research Results (OTRI) and supported by the Office of the President, which aims to highlight the technological, academic, and infrastructure capabilities of the university’s specialized facilities.
Product Design students enhance their portfolios with input from professionals in the creative industryThe Faculty of Art, Design, and Audiovisual Communication (FADCOM) at ESPOL held a special closing event for the “Portfolio” course in the Product Design program, featuring professionals from the national creative sector.
FADCOM invites you to visit the exhibitions in Galleries 3 and 4, which feature new sustainable display standsThe Faculty of Art, Design and Audiovisual Communication (FADCOM) at ESPOL invites you to visit the exhibitions of projects related to Product Design, which are on display in Galleries 3 and 4, now fitted with new display stands and hangers developed with a focus on sustainability.
Cristian Cortez shares his experience working as a screenwriter and creative writer in EcuadorFADCOM–ESPOL welcomed Cristian Cortez, PhD, a screenwriter, playwright, and cultural manager with more than 30 years of experience in television productions in Ecuador and Latin America, who shared his insights with students on the professional practice of screenwriting and creative writing in the Ecuadorian context.
“The Great Other”, the new exhibition coming to FADCOM’s refurbished ADC1 spaceThe Faculty of Art, Design and Audiovisual Communication (FADCOM) at ESPOL presents ‘El Gran Otro’, a new exhibition of projects developed as part of the ‘Artistic Laboratory’ module on the Master’s in Art and Technology programme, curated by Cristian Villavicencio, a lecturer on the module and an artist featured in the exhibition. The exhibition is being held in FADCOM’s refurbished ADC1 space.
FADCOM students explore mythology, philosophy and science as a starting point for filmmakingThe Faculty of Art, Design and Audiovisual Communication (FADCOM) at ESPOL presents the exhibition “Audiovisual Research”, an academic exhibition that demonstrates how research in different fields of knowledge can serve as raw material for filmmaking.
Design, memory and meaning: Francesco Magnone takes part in an academic conference at the Catholic University of GuayaquilFrancesco Magnone, a lecturer at ESPOL’s Faculty of Art, Design and Audiovisual Communication (FADCOM), took part in an academic conference on design held at the Catholic University, where he shared his thoughts on the value of objects, spaces and the experiences they evoke in people.
Memory and territory in a latent state: an exhibition that stimulates memory through artThe Faculty of Art, Design and Audiovisual Communication (FADCOM) at ESPOL presents ‘Memory and Territory in a Latent State’, a collective and interactive exhibition bringing together six works developed through research, creation and action. The exhibition invites visitors to reflect on gender, cultural identity and the environment through experiences that connect the public with memory and territory.