Lumea văzută prin ochii generației Z
Keywords:
computer games, new mediaAbstract
The World Seen Through the Eyes of Gen Z
Generations of young people exert their communication and control skills through the ubiquitous screen (computer, TV, mobile, consoles, portables) and interact, simulate, and direct in ways unheard of before. The imagination of these generations has been trained differently and traditional media and methods do not provide the expected answers. For these generations, innovation is no longer a risk, it becomes a necessity. We offer an exploration of their visual universe through the works of our current students.
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