The seventh edition of the Journal of Visual and Media Anthropology presents the work of nine scholars conducting research in digital anthropology and virtual environments through intersecting crises and an era of rapid technological change.
The publication contains four papers, five films, and one 3D gallery, all of which approach the increasing digitization of life and space from intersecting positions and contexts. With an expanded scope from previous years, this seventh edition brings the work of M.A. students in Visual and Media Anthropology at Media University Berlin and the work of M.A. students at the National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, who participated in the LION project (Digital Learning EnvIrONments in the Metaverse for Social Sciences) over the past semester.
