Ciudades y Comunidades Sostenibles

“La Tribu Guayaca,” a project developed by students in FADCOM's Design Workshop I under the guidance of Professor Da Hee Park, was selected as a finalist in the Br 2026 Awards. The project combines Guayaquil's cultural identity, creativity, and sustainability through the use of recycled paper and cardboard.

Students from FADCOM–ESPOL, under the guidance of professor Billy Soto, present “Expanding Geometries,” a series of works in painting techniques that explores geometry, color, and graphic experimentation using POSCA markers, linking academic learning with the experience of exhibiting in public spaces.

The Food Hall on the ground floor of the San Marino Shopping Centre in Guayaquil is hosting the exhibition ‘Destination: New York, in Black and White’ for two weeks. Curated by FADCOM lecturer Daniel Castelo, the exhibition brings together ten photographs depicting everyday life, the contrasts and the different ways of experiencing one of the most photographed cities in the world.

The ESPOL Faculty of Art, Design, and Audiovisual Communication (FADCOM) presents the exhibition “The Constructed Image: Schemes and Representation Between Drawing and Painting,” a show featuring works created by students in the Drawing II and Painting Techniques courses this semester.

ESPOL’s School of Art, Design, and Audiovisual Communication (FADCOM) brought a selection of projects developed by its students to Manzana 14 as part of “Espacios ADC Itinerantes,” an initiative that seeks to bring design projects developed in an academic setting to other venues and audiences throughout the city.

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’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.

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.

The Faculty of Art, Design, and Audiovisual Communication presents “Surfing Coastal Archetypes,” an exhibition created by students in the Graphic Design 1 course during PAO I-2026, under the guidance of Professor Mónica Robles.

The Faculty of Art, Design, and Audiovisual Communication (FADCOM) at ESPOL hosted the educational concert “Nuances of the 19th Century: From Chopin to Debussy,” a piano recital featuring the young pianist José Zurita Pinos, who performed a challenging repertoire of classical composers under the direction of his father, Roberto Zurita del Pozo, M.Sc., a professor at FADCOM.