Title

4265

Creator

Lousidi, Eleni

Abstract

“4265” is a creative exploration of digital citizenship through a parallel narrative following two individuals from different generations, separated by 75 years. Presented as both a short film and script, the project contrasts an “analog” and a “digital” citizen navigating the same daily task, highlighting differences in communication, behavior, and perception. Through emotionally engaging scenes, it examines themes such as digital government, cybersecurity, data privacy, and social interaction. By integrating psychological, social, ethical, technological, and business dimensions, the project emphasizes that the true impact of digitalization lies not in tools themselves, but in how they reshape human experience and everyday life.

Keywords

creativity

short film

technology

psychological impact

digital society

digital citizenship

Subject

Interdisciplinary

Date Available

May 28, 2026

Type

Video

Movie

Course

HHU 2204 Digital Citizenship

Course Offering Term

Spring semester 2026

Instructor

Lazarou, Vasileios

Session

Honors Creative Projects

Location

Student Lounge

Event

Year 2026 | 10th Annual Student Research and Creative Arts Symposium