And the winner is...

In total 45 photos submitted by 21 students and colleagues reached the jury. MMag.^a Sophie Wiesinger FH­Prof.ⁱⁿ Dr.ⁱⁿ Lisa­-Maria Putz­-Egger BSc MA and FH­Prof.ⁱⁿ Mag.^a Dr.ⁱⁿ Christine Ebner nominated the best 9 photos which were then presented at the Diversity Day. All participants then had the chance to vote online for their favourites. The first three places can be seen below.

Thank you very much for the many great photos which reached us and congratulations to our winners!

Place 1: Jasmin Julia Proier

Gewohnte Prozesse werden unterbrochen, angepasst oder neu aufgesetzt. Gruppenprojekte werden meist über kollaborative Systeme bewältigt. Distanz zu unseren Projektmitgliedern zu wahren und dennoch eng zusammenzuarbei­ten ist eine Herausforderung. Wir haben uns angepasst, alte Herangehenswei­sen überdacht, sind aber keine Einzelkämpfer*innen geworden.

Place 2: Everts Kistkins

Colours, lights, and shadows

Elements illuminating flags of countries we come from: Latvia, Georgia, Sweden, Lithua­nia, Ukraine, Taiwan, and the USA. But does the country you originally come from define who you really are? Does it put you in a box of cultural stereotypes?

“What unites us, is greater than what divides us.”— Pope John XXIII

Countries we traveled, countries we lived in, and experiences we made, shaped us into the unique individuals we are today. And it gave us the means of identifying with one another. We are grateful for this project igni­ting the aspiration to connect and create so­mething beautiful together.

Place 3: Mario Kassin

Socks are for everyone. The image displays the diversity of socks and that there is an admirable pair for each and every individual out there.