‘Visualising Peace’ is a Vertically Integrated Project directed by Dr Alice König. We are a cross-disciplinary team of students, working together to expand the scope of the Visualising War project by investigating conceptualizations of peace across different academic disciplines and broader domains of human activity. Our aim is to research, challenge and stretch habits of imagining, understanding, representing and working towards peace.
Student team
We are all based at the University of St Andrews, studying for different degrees in different years. In no particular order, we are:
Cohort 1 (2022): Elena Balsera, International Relations and Modern History; Grace Bitner, International Relations; Federica Consiglio, Comparative Literature and International Relations; Lia Da Giau, Sustainable Development; Zoe Du Bois, Classics and Film Studies; Marios Diakourtis, English; Arden Henley, English; Mathias Katsuya, Arabic and International Relations; Otilia Meden, International Relations; Claire Percival, Modern History and Social Anthropology, Harris Siderfin, International Relations and Psychology; Pia Tiwari, International Relations and Social Anthropology.
Cohort 2 (2022): Margaux de Seze, International Relations and Social Anthropology; Kara Devlin, English and Medieval History; Thomas Frost, English; Arden Henley, English; Shengyuan Ji, International Relations and Social Anthropology; Maddie McCall, International Relations; Otilia Meden, International Relations; Harris Siderfin, International Relations and Psychology; Eleni Spiliotes, Art History; Joe Walker, International Relations.
Cohort 3 (2023): Margaux de Seze, International Relations and Social Anthropology; Aimee Capraro, Arabic and German; Katerina Chree, Psychology; Eoin Cotuk, English; Isabel Frasier, International Relations and Economics; Christy Foreshaw, English; Thomas Frost, English; Arden Henley, English; Shengyuan Ji, International Relations and Social Anthropology; Mathias Katsuya, Arabic and International Relations; Viktor Lopez-Roso, International Relations and Italian; Otilia Meden, International Relations; Eleni Spiliotes, Art History; Joe Walker, International Relations; Kim Wahnke, Philosophy.
PG/UG Mentors
Jenny Oberholtzer (2022)
Harris Siderfin (2023)