Institute of Photopsychology
The Institute of Photopsychology connects psychological research with photographic practice. It examines how photographs are created, perceived, used, and remembered – in everyday life, art, media, and professional photography.
The Institute aims to:
Publications:
Articles in International Peer-Reviewed Journals
Feigl, J. (2026). Guided Tours in Photography Exhibitions as a Museum Education Format: Use, Perceived Effects, and Visitor Types. Journal of Museum Education. https://doi.org/10.1080/10598650.2026.2675786
Research Reports:
Feigl, J. (2025). Photography Exhibitions: Psychological Foundations and Empirical Findings.
Feigl, J. (2025). Guided Tours in Photography Exhibitions: Requirements and Effects on Perception and Memory.
Feigl, J. (2023). Artificial Intelligence and Photography: A Psychological Analysis.
Staff:
Dr. Joachim Feigl
Founded the Institute of Photopsychology in 2022
Thematic contributions for podcast episodes: