BANDUNG, UNIKOM – Monday, September 15, 2025, the Visual Communication Design (DKV) and Graphic Design Study Program, Faculty of Design, Indonesia Computer University (UNIKOM) held the “Majang Kawani” event, an exhibition of thesis works and final projects by students. Held on the 6th Floor Terrace of the UNIKOM Smart Building, the exhibition showcased dozens of the best works resulting from student creativity.
The two-week exhibition served as a space for appreciation and academic selection, showcasing the best works from various categories of creative and research theses and final projects designed to reward students’ hard work in integrating theory, concepts, and practice into tangible works. Additionally, the exhibition reflects UNIKOM’s commitment to supporting the development of highly competitive creative talent in the fields of design and the creative industry.
A total of 40 students from the Creative Thesis course, 9 students from the Research Thesis course, and 8 D3 final project participants successfully passed the curation process and were given the opportunity to showcase their work. The Coordinator of the D3 Final Project Exhibition, Irma Rochmawati, M.Ds., said that the exhibition has been held regularly for nine years and must continue to be improved to produce more innovative works.
Meanwhile, the Head of the Visual Communication Design Study Program, Dr. Kankan Kasmana, M.Ds., said, “This exhibition is a manifestation of the hard work of our friends at the Faculty of Design in presenting their final works. On this occasion, 40 of the best works were selected through a curation process and exhibited. Alhamdulillah, the works on display are very diverse in terms of both theme and media, ranging from digital multimedia related to digital marketing to conventional media such as books, posters, and others. This activity is a regular agenda held every semester. This year feels special because many of the works highlight local wisdom and important issues,” he concluded.
One of the exhibition participants, Ibrahim Zaenal Akbar Lazari, presented a work in the form of an educational project packaged as a board game resembling Monopoly. The work was designed to educate people about various types of bottled drinking water. Ibrahim expressed his hope that students who will soon be working on their final projects will be serious in creating works that are not only interesting but also beneficial to many people.
The “Majang Kawani” exhibition is not only a platform for students to showcase their creative explorations and visual innovations but also a means for the academic community, practitioners, and the public to directly observe the academic achievements of students from the DKV and DG programs at the UNIKOM Design Faculty. (Directorate of Hms & Pro)
