Graduation 2026: Visual Communication + Change (BFA)

Welcome to view the final projects for the Visual Communication + Change graduating class of 2026!

Visual Communication + Change

Becoming a Collective – An Exploration of Togetherness as a Design & Arts Collective

By: Hasan Asad, Salo Thölke

INTIMATE SOULS — A card deck that sparks meaningful conversations about sex and desire when no one else is going to

By: Ally Hürlimann

the ‘status: UNKNOWN’ film festival

By: Jakub Adamkovič

Amore >>> Business – destigmatizing Berlins sticker culture

By: Jula Sistek

Help a girl out! – A board game for women about performative femininity.

By: Astrid Mathieu

CYCLICAL CREATIVITY – Don’t make me create on a straight line.

By: Amy Cashmore

FAMILY MARKS – Tattoos as an alternative approach to storytelling and archiving

By: Hilda Linnéa Damberg

GIRLPOWERTM, AND OTHER DECOYS

By: Emeli Cooper

GENDERQUEER – Transposition of genderqueer challenges through narrative and illustrations

By: Alex Manassero

Agora

By: Kinga Pesti

Sweet Dreams – Guidance for the next generation of women filmmakers through visual storytelling

By: Lili Hinner

To share a home- exploring collective living through a documentary film

By: Malina Herbst

Reading Between the Threads: The Illusion of Sustainable and Ethical Fashion

By: Marija Stankevičiūtė

Old format, new design. Redesigning a printed newspaper for a younger audience

By: Mia Haendel

MORE THAN BLOOD: Self-Love and Acceptance in Endometriosis

By: Noemi Krajcsovicz

TO CHECK-IN WITH YOURSELF – A reflective card-based toolkit for articulating emotional labour in everyday relationships

By: Nour Metwally

Between Us – Exploring intimacy and belonging through family photography and the artist book

By: Ranim Karkoor

Overlap – Rethinking city maps as tools for connection

By: Sara Luoko

Picturing female resistance within the patriarchy — A visual exploration based on ‘The Yellow Wallpaper’

By: Saskia Jost

HELLFIRE

By: Sebastian Rosspigliosi Rodriguez

Justice Sensitivity: A Multiscreen Installation

By: Stephanie Bergqvist

Freak Bitch – An Interactive Manifesto

By: Tara Söderlind