Luoghi materiali e immateriali tra colonialismo e intercultura

With the advent of intercultural societies, urban spaces have become meeting places for cultures and lifestyles, transforming cities into laboratories experimenting with new convivialities. in the contemporary world, signs of past animosities emerge that are part of the historical identity of urban and architectural heritage. The perception of such testimonies is linked to the cognition of historical relations between social groups, all the more so when it comes to colonialism. The contribution proposes a post-colonialist view that connects studies of social psychology and exhibit design to the frican NESO World Heritage Sites exhibition. Visual identity and Data exhibit.