[Drei Mal] Deutsch
Name(s) of graduate(s):Selatin Selmani
Lena Wieser
Mary Wang
Juli 2024
Hochschule für Gestaltung Schwäbisch Gmünd
Kommunikationsgestaltung
Bachelor of Arts
Description
Few topics currently shape the discourse as much as [the foreigners]. Our initiative sends a signal against right-wing extremism – especially now, as hate is increasingly expressed openly. At its core is a trilogy of booklets in A6 format with provocative titles. [Part 1] highlights parallels to the Nazi era, [Part 2] explores diversity and the dangers of deportation plans, [Part 3] explains right-wing language and fosters empathy. The project is complemented by a travelling container exhibition: quotes from right-wing extremists lie on the ground – quite literally to be stepped on.
The exhibition combines content from all three booklets and gives a voice to people with a migration background. Their experiences with exclusion and belonging make clear what is at stake. A folded flyer provides information about the exhibition, with its reverse side serving as a poster with an Arabic message against prejudice. The goal is to make education easily accessible – online, offline, and in our streets and public spaces.
Link to Video
Credits Video: Selatin Selmani, Lena Wieser, Mary Wang
Selatin Selmani
Lena Wieser
Mary Wang
Juli 2024
Hochschule für Gestaltung Schwäbisch Gmünd
Kommunikationsgestaltung
Bachelor of Arts
Description
Few topics currently shape the discourse as much as [the foreigners]. Our initiative sends a signal against right-wing extremism – especially now, as hate is increasingly expressed openly. At its core is a trilogy of booklets in A6 format with provocative titles. [Part 1] highlights parallels to the Nazi era, [Part 2] explores diversity and the dangers of deportation plans, [Part 3] explains right-wing language and fosters empathy. The project is complemented by a travelling container exhibition: quotes from right-wing extremists lie on the ground – quite literally to be stepped on.
The exhibition combines content from all three booklets and gives a voice to people with a migration background. Their experiences with exclusion and belonging make clear what is at stake. A folded flyer provides information about the exhibition, with its reverse side serving as a poster with an Arabic message against prejudice. The goal is to make education easily accessible – online, offline, and in our streets and public spaces.
Link to Video