The Spreading of Disinformation is a research-led editorial project that explores how digital images can mislead, manipulate, and reshape truth in today’s media landscape. Through real-world case studies, visual experiments, and theoretical insights, the project examines how images—once seen as “evidence”—can now be edited, taken out of context, or weaponised to spread disinformation. By breaking down image structures, questioning their sources, and analysing their circulation, the work invites viewers to look critically and ask: what does it mean to trust an image in the digital age?