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Exhibition – ESPOL – FADCOM FADCOM students explore mythology, philosophy and science as a starting point for filmmaking

The Faculty of Art, Design and Audiovisual Communication (FADCOM) at ESPOL presents the exhibition “Audiovisual Research”, an academic exhibition that demonstrates how research in different fields of knowledge can serve as raw material for filmmaking.

Ponencia-FADCOM-ESPOL Design, memory and meaning: Francesco Magnone takes part in an academic conference at the Catholic University of Guayaquil

Francesco Magnone, a lecturer at ESPOL’s Faculty of Art, Design and Audiovisual Communication (FADCOM), took part in an academic conference on design held at the Catholic University, where he shared his thoughts on the value of objects, spaces and the experiences they evoke in people.

FADCOM, FIEC, and FCV are promoting the creation of video games with an environmental focus in collaboration with elementary school students FADCOM, FIEC, and FCV are promoting the creation of video games with an environmental focus in collaboration with elementary school students

The School of Art, Design, and Audiovisual Communication (FADCOM), the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering (FIEC), and the School of Life Sciences (FCV) at ESPOL developed a training and experimentation program focused on the design and development of video games with an environmental focus, in which 20 students from the 4th, 5th, and 6th grades of Basic General Education at the Hermano Francisco Gárate School.

Exhibicion-Exhibition-FADCOM Memory and territory in a latent state: an exhibition that stimulates memory through art

The Faculty of Art, Design and Audiovisual Communication (FADCOM) at ESPOL presents ‘Memory and Territory in a Latent State’, a collective and interactive exhibition bringing together six works developed through research, creation and action. The exhibition invites visitors to reflect on gender, cultural identity and the environment through experiences that connect the public with memory and territory.

inaguración-FADCOM-ESPOL New L-101 Laboratory strengthens FADCOM's technological training

The Faculty of Art, Design, and Audiovisual Communication (FADCOM) at ESPOL inaugurated its new L-101 Lab on the first floor of Building 14B. This space is dedicated to the development of academic activities for the Faculty's programs and is equipped with specialized technology for graphic design and multimedia production.

Exhibicion Exhibition FADCOM ESPOL FADCOM strengthens ADC 1 and 2 spaces to enhance the exhibition experience

The Faculty of Art, Design, and Audiovisual Communication (FADCOM) at ESPOL is upgrading and professionalizing its ADC 1 and ADC 2 spaces to improve the conditions under which student work is presented and enhance the visitor experience.

Exhibition-ADC-ESPOL-FADCOM-External Galleries ADC Externo 02 Presents “Form and Gesture”

FADCOM’s ADC 002 Outdoor Gallery presents “Figuration and Gesture,” an exhibition created by students in the Painting Techniques course for the PAO I-2026 semester, under the guidance of Professor Billy Soto, Ph.D.

Exposicion-Exhibition-ADC-ESPOL-FADCOM ADC Externo 001 presents ‘Module, Repetition and Movement’

The FADCOM ADC 001 Outdoor Gallery presents ‘Module, Repetition and Movement’, an exhibition bringing together painting exercises produced by students on the Painting Techniques course during the PAO II-2025 term, under the guidance of Professor Billy Soto, Ph.D.

Exhibicion-FADCOM-ESPOL-Exhibition-Galerias FADCOM inaugurates its External Galleries to expand exhibition spaces

The Faculty of Art, Design and Audiovisual Communication (FADCOM) of ESPOL inaugurated its External Galleries. This initiative expands opportunities to exhibit students' academic and creative production and integrates art and design into the everyday spaces of the university community.

Murales “Dynamis” y “Hodos” incorporan arte e identidad a los espacios de ESPOL The “Dynamis” and “Hodos” murals bring art and identity to ESPOL’s spaces

The Faculty of Art, Design, and Audiovisual Communication (FADCOM), through Multiformato, the Creative Services Center, created two murals that incorporate art and design into the everyday environment of the polytechnic community. The works were executed by Multiformato under the artistic direction of Gabo Peña, as part of an initiative that seeks to strengthen the presence of art in ESPOL’s spaces and contribute to the development of its visual and cultural identity.

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