The genre,“Media Art,” that emerged in the early 1990s was a movement that deviated from the existing definitions of “media” and “art”, by quickly incorporating updates in information technology, crossing various genres, and thereby inventing new media. In addition, the movement created communication between the old and new media in unprecedented ways. In the contemporary context of social media-based communication, natural disasters, environmental and energy issues, and media-based showy spectacles and our excessive dependence on them, it is necessary to reexamine the meaning and potential of media expression. This will also simultaneously include a reexamination of relations between human existence and the world. In each class, the faculty member in charge will present a case study on the topic of their own research and will analyze and discuss the issues. In addition, opportunities for dialogue will be set up by the 3 teachers, to stimulate problem sharing and mutual inspiration.