Doc.Berlin Documentary Film Festival
“This Week Doesn’t Really Exist” by VISION’s Piotr Goldstein, Olga Łojewska and Maksymilan Awuah has been selected as one of 23 films of over 2000 …
Berlin
Austrian Academy of Sciences Dissertation Award for Migration Research for VISION’s Iepke Rijcken!
VISION’s Iepke M. Rijcken, doctoral researcher at the Department of Sociology and Human Geography, University of Salzburg, has been awarded the prestigious 2025 ÖAW Dissertation Award …
Exhibition “Visualising Transborder Lifeworlds in the Polish-German Border Region”
On 15 October 2025, a midisssage took place of the multimodal exhibition “Visualising Transborder Lifeworlds in the Polish-German Border Region” by Piotr Goldsein, Iepke Rijcken …
Interactive installations at the Colleex workshop
Between 16 and 19 of October 2025 we presented our interactive installations at the 4th Colleex workshop. Styles of Experimentation. Unsettling the Anthropological Syllabus. VISION team …
“This Week Doesn’t Really Exist” at the Capital Filmmakers Film Festival Berlin
On 16 October, the film “This Week Doesn’t Really Exist” – produced as part of VISION’s research on the experiences of transborder workers commuting from …
VISION Sound installation at STS Hub 2025 multimodal exhibition in Berlin
Between 11 and 14 March 2025, sound installation “Affective Infrastructures” created within VISION Project by Olga Łojewska and Piotr Goldstein was exhibited at the “Diffracting …
Researching Living with/in Difference Creatively
Berlin’s VISION team is co-organising and participating in international two-day workshop on ‘Researching Living with/in Difference Creatively’ that will take place in Berlin and online …
‘Active (Citizen)’ – Can Anyone Be an Activist? at LNDW Berlin
17 June 2023 – 17:00-17:45 & 23:00-23:45 at ZOiS Berlin Multiscreen installation by VISION’s Piotr Goldstein and Jan Lorenz from UAM Poznań ‘Active (Citizen)’ – …
Cfp: Multimodal Research and Publishing Workshop
We are organising a two-day workshop to discuss the opportunities and challenges of multimodal research and publishing. We invite those who already practice multimodality in their research to share experiences and learn from each other. While we, the organisers, focus mostly on the use of multimodality to research migration, transborder work, activism and challenges pertinent to Central- and South-Eastern Europe, we also invite researchers who focus on other issues and other parts of the world.