Public engagement is amongst seeFField’s key priorities. This includes diverse knowledge transfer activities, through various new communication channels, of which the website is one of the most important.
We are grateful for receiving assistance and support from artists and designers helping us to create an appealing website in terms of visual content and aesthetics.
Project’s website goes online: How do we look at Southeastern Europe?
The photographic banner images used on this website are the work of Romanian artist and photographer Iosif Király. They are part of the ongoing Reconstructions series, which Király started in the early 2000s. The panoramic images are stitched together from several photos taken at a particular location over shorter or longer intervals. Showing changeable landscapes, inhabited by people and the photographer himself, the images are suggestive of the dynamic transformations in the region. Amid these rapid changes, one can also notice the subjective perceptions, memories, and nostalgia for what was lost. To see more of his work, go to: https://www.lensculture.com/iosif-kiraly.
Our project´s logo was designed by Holger John, who understood our key aspiration of changing the perception of Southeastern Europe. The project´s visual identity reflects these ideas of seeing and hearing beyond what we already know. To see more of his work, go to: https://hwjohn.de/.
Finally, genuine words of appreciation go to Amito Studio Olga Syrova & Anna Bernhardt GbR, a Berlin-based web-design studio, which accompanied us in a dynamic and creative process, giving shape to our initial ideas in a design that perfectly embodies our vision. To see more of their work visit: www.amitostudio.com.