Art for Prevention: A University Exhibition on Mental Health
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Organizer
Time
Exposición del 19 al 29 de septiembre las cristaleras del Square UFV. Mesa redonda el miércoles 24 de septiembre, a las 12 horas.
Venue
Expo en Cristaleras del Square, Mesa redonda en el Espacio DOT, Edificio Central UFV
Collaborators
An art exhibition at the Francisco de Vitoria University Square, created by Fine Arts and Design students following a reflection seminar on mental health. Each panel visually addresses disorders such as eating disorders (ED), anxiety, depression, and suicide, with an informative, preventative, and empathetic approach.
The pieces combine illustration, typography, and color to facilitate understanding of different psychological profiles and open a space for dialogue through visual language.
The exhibition will be open to the public from September 19th to 29th and will feature a roundtable discussion on Tuesday, September 24th at 12:00 p.m., at the same Square, with the participation of Ángela Osuna (clinical psychologist), Vanesa Sainz (psychologist and vice dean of research at the Faculty of Education and Psychology), some of the students participating in the seminar, panel designers, and the professor responsible for the project (Fine Arts and Design). The session will last approximately one hour and is open to the public.
The pieces combine illustration, typography, and color to facilitate understanding of different psychological profiles and open a space for dialogue through visual language.
The exhibition will be open to the public from September 19th to 29th and will feature a roundtable discussion on Tuesday, September 24th at 12:00 p.m., at the same Square, with the participation of Ángela Osuna (clinical psychologist), Vanesa Sainz (psychologist and vice dean of research at the Faculty of Education and Psychology), some of the students participating in the seminar, panel designers, and the professor responsible for the project (Fine Arts and Design). The session will last approximately one hour and is open to the public.
