The XX century was characterized by wars and genocides that left indelible signs in the European landscape constituting a traumatic heritage difficult to manage and have relationship with. Since the last witnesses are disappearing, how can we pass on the memories of the past?
The project aims to re-discover the past of the transnational territory called Venezia Giulia, shared by Italy, Slovenia and Croatia, where the ethnic fights between the Italian and Slavic populations left traces fixed in the ground that need to be re-activated.
As the project is situated in a border zone, its purpose is to favor intercultural dialogue and exchange on the European scale, building shared memories and thus creating a diffused museum as an instrument of re-appropriation of the territory's past.
