Photographic search for traces in public space

Mountain landscapes are more than just a backdrop - they are a living space, a source of strength and a place of remembrance." So says Tina Gerber, a final-year student on the Multimedia Production bachelor's degree course at the University of Applied Sciences Graubünden. The "Spuren hinterlassen" exhibition is part of her bachelor's thesis and aims to build a bridge between the physical and digital worlds by integrating QR codes and digital content. The photographs are thus to be given a new, contemporary form of interactivity and perception. She asks herself the question: What remains of a moment when it is over? Sometimes it is just a thought, an image in the mind. "I wanted to know what traces remain - of nature and of us. That's why I created this project." Landscapes are not just a backdrop, but a privilege that significantly shapes the quality of life. The images on display reveal the beauty of the Alpine world and raise awareness of the need to treat the environment with care.


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