Ishtiak Hossain

As a PhD Scholar and Professor in Media Communication, my primary objective is to advance the understanding of visual culture and digital storytelling through rigorous academic research and creative practice. My work critically engages with the aesthetic and ethical dimensions of media production, exploring how emerging technologies and multimedia platforms reshape narrative structures, identity formation, and cultural discourse in a globalized world. By integrating theory with practical application, I aim to contribute to the scholarly exploration of the intersections between aesthetics, media ethics, and the transformative potential of digital and visual media.

I am particularly focused on the role of visual narratives in shaping public perception, investigating the impact of new media on journalism, and studying the cultural implications of visual storytelling in the digital age. Through interdisciplinary research and collaborative projects, I seek to explore how media aesthetics influence societal values, collective memory, and individual identities.

Additionally, I aspire to assume leadership positions that allow me to oversee the full production cycle of media projects, from conceptualization to distribution, while fostering a creative environment that encourages innovation. I am committed to producing high-quality, independent media that contributes to the cultural landscape, with an emphasis on aesthetic refinement and critical engagement.