Over five years, Visual Trust explored new ways of researching, understanding, and sharing knowledge about images, with a particular focus on the production, perception, and conceptualization of falsity. Committed to multimodal research, public anthropology, and open science, the project generated a wide range of academic and audiovisual outputs to make its research accessible to scholars, practitioners, and the wider public.
This section brings together the project's main outcomes, including 13 video interviews with leading scholars and practitioners, 13 peer-reviewed publications, 16 outreach articles, 13 documentary films, and 14 short films, all freely available to explore and reuse.
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«Rental as a taste of freedom: The decline of home ownership amongst working-class youth in Spain during times of crisis». International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 38 (6): 1172-1190.
Book chapters