Alternative Language: Rewriting Historical Memory Through Design
This study will analyze how visual language has altered or manufactured collective memory for the purposes of state control through a comparison between historical propaganda techniques during World War II and contemporary design approaches with new frontiers.
Hanna Salzman
(she/her)
Architecture + Design Student, University of Toronto
Hello! I'm a second-year architecture student at the John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design at the University of Toronto, pursuing additional majors in Religious Studies through the Department for Religion and Jewish Studies through the Anne Tanenbaum Centre for Jewish Studies.
My research is focused on the critical role of design in history and its relationship to contemporary applications of design for state control. I am incredibly passionate about the future of design and how new frontiers can be assessed by analyzing the past.
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