The Student Activities Division at the College of Media organized a specialized workshop entitled "The Art of Ornamentation and its Role in Enhancing the Visual Identity of Media," with the participation of several faculty members and students. This workshop was part of the college's efforts to connect artistic and academic skills with practical media applications.
The workshop addressed the relationship between traditional and digital decorative arts and the creation of modern media content. It explored their role in developing journalistic designs, visual materials, and social media posts, thereby contributing to enhancing visual identity and imbuing media messages with a distinctive cultural and aesthetic character.
The workshop also included a practical component, allowing students to design media models that utilize decorative elements using modern digital technologies. This enhanced their artistic skills and their ability to produce visual content that combines creativity, precision, and a strong media message.
The Dean of the College of Media, Professor Dr. Mu'ad Assi Ali, emphasized the college's commitment to supporting artistic and cultural activities that contribute to developing students' skills, refining their creative abilities, and promoting the use of visual arts in media work. This aligns with modern developments in content creation and contributes to preparing qualified media professionals equipped with the tools for visual expression and effective communication.
