Digital technologies are the centre of gravity of the contemporary visual culture. The Studio works like a laboratory suitable for experimenting with media, which aim is to fill their functions with other contents. We use interactivity as a phenomenon appropriate for formulating relations. The interest of the Studio is extending massively from a line of a single medium (e.g.) photography) to a combination of many media. The main creative means of the Studio are computers, audiovisual technologies, and internet interactive installations. The students can learn about benefits of new technologies in creative, artistic areas. The Studio uses information and communication technologies in a creative way to realize new forms of art. "Art of all senses".
The student can design a comprehensive peculiar artistic project, the dominant feature of which is interactivity. They are able to perform the final implementation using active elements. The student can use adequate technical and technological tools to serve the meaning of the work being implemented. They are able to choose a medium exactly corresponding with the designed meaning and the form of the project. The student can understandably describe individual thought processes of their work origin. They can write a basic defence and based on theoretical context, they are able to present the work before the committee. The student can contextualize their work in the development of contemporary art. They can design and implement installation of their work, including the space solution.
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