Daniele Barbieri

Daniele Barbieri is a Professor at Ababo, where he teaches courses across multiple programs including Graphic Art, Art Education and Communication, Comics and Illustration, and Film and Audiovisual Languages. His instructional responsibilities encompass Semiotics of Art, Visual Communication Design Methodology, Phenomenology of the Media, and History of Comics. Office hours are available by appointment via email.

His research focuses on semiotics with specialization in visual communication, comics theory, and media phenomenology. Key areas include:

• Visual semiotics and text-image relationships
• Historical evolution of comics as literary form
• Rhythm and tension in audiovisual media
• Process-based semiotic analysis
• Phenomenology of visual perception

Barbieri's publications demonstrate consistent exploration of semiotic frameworks applied to diverse media forms. Recent works emphasize process-oriented analysis, comics as literature, and theoretical developments in visual semiotics, while earlier publications established foundations in television text analysis and comics linguistics.