MOVIEMENT | Graduation Projects of the Bachelor of Communication and Media: Film Screening and Exhibition

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MOVIEMENT | Graduation Projects of the Bachelor of Communication and Media: Film Screening and Exhibition

16

May

The Department of Media, Arts, and Technology at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities of USJ is thrilled to announce “Moviement,” an immersive artistic event showcasing the graduation projects of the Bachelor of Communication and Media in the evening of May 16th at 6:30pm.

University of Saint Joseph proudly presents “Moviement,” an immersive exhibition showcasing the creative talents of its graduating class in Communications and Media. Centered around the theme of Movement. The diverse works capture the fluidity of Macau’s landscapes and the city’s perpetual transformation. Recognized by the Asia Education Review Magazine, the Communication and Media program at the University of Saint Joseph stands as a top-ranking course in Asia.

The exhibition invites viewers to contemplate the profound dynamics of human connections, emphasizing the transformative power of relationships. Additionally, the artworks celebrate individuality and self-acceptance, inspiring personal growth and empowerment, capturing the fluidity of Macao’s landscapes. The exhibition reflects the constant movement and transformation of the city, increasing awareness about environmental issues, societal consequences, and the need for sustainable solutions. The film screening complements the exhibition, offering a journey into the world of visual storytelling. “Moviement” aims to provoke reflection on the impact of movement in our lives, fostering a deeper understanding of our interconnected world.

The exhibition opens on May 16th and runs until June 16th, and everyone is invited to attend this exceptional event that promises to be an unforgettable experience that celebrates the beauty of movement, encourages dialogue and sparks inspiration in the Macau community .

(Português)

A UNIVERSIDADE DE SÃO JOSÉ APRESENTA “MOVIEMENT”, PROJETO DE GRADUAÇÃO DE ESTUDANTES DE COMUNICAÇÃO E MÍDIA

O Departamento de Mídia, Artes e Tecnologia da Faculdade de Artes e Humanidades da USJ tem o prazer de anunciar “Moviement”, um evento artístico envolvente que apresenta os projetos de graduação do Bacharelado em Comunicação e Mídia no dia 16 de maio, às 6: 30pm.

A Universidade de Saint Joseph orgulhosamente apresenta “Moviement”, uma exposição envolvente que mostra os talentos criativos dos seus alunos em Comunicação e Mídia. Centrado no tema do Movimento, as diversas obras captam a fluidez das paisagens de Macau e a transformação perpétua da cidade. Reconhecido pela Asia Education Review Magazine, o curso de Comunicação e Mídia da Universidade de Saint Joseph é considerado um dos melhores programas de Comunicação e Média da Ásia.

A exposição convida o espectador a contemplar a profunda dinâmica das conexões humanas, enfatizando o poder transformador das relações. Além disso, as obras de arte celebram a individualidade e a autoaceitação, inspirando o crescimento e o empoderamento pessoal. Captando a fluidez das paisagens de Macau, a exposição reflecte o constante movimento e transformação da cidade, aumentando a conscientização sobre questões ambientais, consequências sociais e a necessidade de soluções sustentáveis. A exibição de vários filmes complementa a exposição, oferecendo uma viagem ao mundo da narrativa visual. “Moviement” pretende provocar a reflexão sobre o impacto do movimento nas nossas vidas, promovendo uma compreensão mais profunda do nosso mundo interligado.

A exposição abre no dia 16 de maio e prolonga-se até 16 de junho, e estão todos convidados a assistir a este evento excecional que promete ser uma experiência inesquecível que celebra a beleza do movimento, incentiva o diálogo e desperta inspiração na comunidade de Macau.

About MOVIEMENT:

“Moviement” is an immersive artistic event that blends a film screening with an exhibition, resulting in a celebration of the beauty of movement in all its forms with the Macao community at the heart of it. Through diverse artworks, it delves into the vibrant urban life of Macao, where the artists explore the literal and metaphorical meanings of movement.

The exhibition features a carefully curated selection of artworks, including photography, videography, and mixed-media installations, created by young talented local artists who have worked closely within the community. It invites viewers to contemplate the profound dynamics of human connections, emphasizing the transformative power of relationships. Additionally, the artworks celebrate individuality and self-acceptance, inspiring personal growth and empowerment.

Capturing the fluidity of Macao’s landscapes, the exhibition reflects the constant movement and transformation of the city. It raises awareness about environmental issues, societal consequences, and the need for sustainable solutions. The film screening complements the exhibition, offering a journey into the world of visual storytelling. “Moviement” aims to provoke reflection on the impact of movement in our lives, fostering a deeper understanding of our interconnected world.

The exhibition will be on display at Kent Wong Gallery until the 16th of June, 2024.

Details:

Date: Thursday, 16 May 2024
Time: 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm
Location: Fátima Auditorium (6:30 pm) Kent Wong Gallery* (7:30 pm)
Language: English

Organised by: Department of Media, Arts and Technology – Faculty of Arts and Humanities

Moderated by: Prof. João Brochado

FILM SCREENING:

at Fátima Auditorium

6:30 pm – Opening Speech

6:35 pm – Group Photo

6:40 pm – Films:

CHANGE (fiction short-film)

A student’s life takes an unexpected turn, forcing him to confront his mobile game addiction.
students: Brian Lou, Leo Lou, Sherwin Hng

SHOTS (fiction short-film)

A camera brings two people together until mysterious shadows start creeping in…
students: Ricaela Diputado, Sara Francia

TRADING LEGENDS (documentary short-film)

A passionate collector shares his special connection with sports trading cards.
students: Cindy Ng, Jessica Tam, Mansi

THE MAKING OF: SCARY UNIVERSITY (fictional documentary)

Three students attempt to create a horror short film project without losing their minds…
students: Catarina Torrado, Mafalda Ramos, Tiago Silva

SIGHT (fiction short-film)

A bullied student only has one friend, but that friend is never there when he really needs…
students: Armindo Neves, Ben Sam Man Chon, Wilson Lam

LISTEN TO ME (fiction short-film)

A struggling musician faces a creative block while composing the main theme song for the biggest dance festival in Asia.
student: Julian Del Rosario