Digital Media

The digital media specialization draws from the arts and humanities to address critical social issues and is available to students in both the BA and the BFA degree programs.

Beginning with a framework and artistic context, you’ll engage in creative, innovative art and design practices. You’ll go beyond the tool of the computer to explore digital processes, not as a means to an end, but as a vehicle for creative expression, critical thinking, and experimentation.

You will have opportunities to learn and create art in mediums spanning 2D and 3D animation, interactive media, print-based design, digital drawing/painting, video, virtual and augmented reality, digital media performance, video installation, 3D-printing and digital fabrication, experimental sound, kinetic sculpture, physical computing, and more.

The digital media specialization encourages individual artistic development as well as interdisciplinary approaches that involve collaboration, research and combined media.

You’ll be encouraged to bridge traditional and digital processes and explore media in conjunction with drawing, painting, printmaking, photography, sculpture and ceramics for print-based, installation and immersive, space-based explorations.

As you develop your own unique and diverse approaches to using digital media, your coursework will delve into issues of representation, experimental methods, emerging technologies and the way technology impacts the way we understand, navigate, and produce social space as well as explorations that fall outside the boundaries of traditional modes of production.

Check out our digital media facilities and equipment.

FA435. Still from AR Motel Project.
FA332. Kira Edminster Surreal Project.
Still from Callie McCluskey’s AR/Painting BFA Exhibition.
Irene Kang. 3D Rendering.
FA332. Second Skin.
Irene Kang. 3D Rendering.

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A fitting project for digital design & fabrication students


Visit us

Stop by the Fine Arts Center on the Pullman campus to see the latest exhibits in our three galleries and connect with artists of all kinds.

Department of Art Main Office
Fine Arts Center Room 5072
art.dept@wsu.edu
509-335-8686


Contact our faculty artists to learn more about the program:

Reza Safavi
Professor: Digital Media Coordinator
rsafavi@wsu.edu
509-335-3180
hi-reza.com
Fine Arts 7017

Daniel Manwaring
Digital Tech
danman1@wsu.edu
Fine Arts 7027