Design Process II: Workshop with Noam Toran
Design Process II explored experimental approaches to media production by embracing low- and no-budget techniques, with a focus on the aesthetics and politics of the “poor image” and the representation of alienhood. Through readings, discussions, and hands-on exercises, students investigated how resourceful, DIY methods can shape both the process and the meaning of media work.
The workshop combined theory and practice: students engaged with key literature and collectively tested out unconventional production methods. Practical sessions may have gotten playful—and messy.
The program concluded with a film screening and group discussion, offering an opportunity to situate the day’s explorations within broader cultural and artistic contexts.