Part 1: The Colonial Museum Image Center: An imposing glass display case

Part 1: The Colonial Museum Image Center: An imposing glass display case, representing the traditional museum institution. Inside the Showcase: Objects from different non-European cultures arranged in a decontextualized manner, as if they were study specimens. Image Background: A world map with Europe highlighted, illustrating the Eurocentric view. colors: Cold and sober tones, conveying the coldness of the colonial perspective. Part 2: Decolonizing the Image Center Museum: People from different cultures actively interacting with objects, participating in the construction of the narrative. The Objects: Presented with full contextual information, respecting their original meanings. Image Background: A mosaic of colors and textures representing cultural diversity. colors: Vibrant and warm tones, conveying the richness and vitality of the cultures represented. Connection Elements: Shards of glass from the display window in the first part blending into the scene in the second part, symbolizing the break with the colonial perspective. A pair of eyes present on both sides, but with different looks: in the first part, a cold and distant look; in the second part, a curious and respectful look.