The Usage of Digital-art Instruments in the Visuals of Documentary as a Part of Narrative

Student: Egorova Elizaveta

Educational Programme: Media Communications (Bachelor)

Year of Graduation: 2020

This work analyzes the phenomenon of Russian Digital Art. The theoretical aspect of the topic is described in research part while the creative idea is represented in short documentary film in the investigative genre. Logline: Is hacktivism the art? Can the gallery exist only on Instagram? May you become the world-famous artist having just your smartphone? These questions at the beginning of the film are faced by random viewers. And who better to answer their questions, if not the creators of these projects themselves, digital artists.

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