Conclusion
Focus
Lolita, a novel written by Vladimir Nabokov. Although this book is controversial, it is considered a classic and has been adapted into movies and cited many times by the fashion media. The public's controversy and misunderstanding of Lolita also originated from the visual presentation of Lolita in films and fashion media. The four media items included in this exhibit, movie screenshots, advertisements, and translation book cover, have sexily made Lolita's child image to a certain extent, making the underage Lolita image sexually provocative or sexually tempted. Therefore, after viewing these items and combining the content of the original novel, the public believes that Lolita promotes pedophilia and sexualizing children.
Knowledge dissemination form
The dissemination of knowledge can be diverse. Film adaptations and fashion media works are digital expressions based on words, which are more impactful than words and can influence the public's perception of original books. The visual presentation of the exhibition project cannot fit the book's content 100%, nor can it represent the image of the characters in the book, so it is an irrational idea to rely on the visual presentation of the mass media to understand the original text.
New media encounter
I understand the error caused by the visual presentation of text and media as "new media encounters." Undoubtedly, the progress and development of new media projects to visualize text to the public through film technology and photography technology. However, media projects can also cause deviations in the public's understanding of words, just as the people understood Lolita through media projects as beautifying pedophilia and sexualizing underage girls