ABOUT THE COURSE:

Diploma in Fine Arts turns the student into an artist 3.0 and 360º, with training based on developing projects in diverse areas of plastic and visual arts. The hybridisation between disciplines has been introduced into a training programme that offers an academic perspective, but one which is connected to the context of today’s professional world, formats, media, and what is to come.

And all of this in a creative and stimulating space that is connected to the most cutting-edge art and design. A programme for experimenting with technology and every material. Students will work with techniques and concepts that range from 3D sculpture, video creation, installation design, expanded painting, body and space and contemporary drawing.

Students will develop their own language, the voice of an author, a personal vision following a methodology that links creating to thinking. For this purpose, the programme links the past with the present and future of Fine Arts and creativity with the professional world.

Fine Arts students at GST continuously question everything that surrounds them, exploring and calling into question the established perspectives. The programme covers from traditional disciplines up to new forms of art, providing a more extensive vision of the different techniques of artistic expression.

The curriculum is developed to promote diversity and wide-ranging research in contemporary art, always in connection with discipline such as Science, the Humanities and Technology. Through the knowledge of techniques, methodologies and materials, students will develop capacities that will turn them into trans disciplinary artists with highly developed research capacity, exploration skills and critical thinking.