How do we relate to colonial experiences? How can we further expand upon our history prior to all forms of imperialism? How do we efficiently place ourselves and embrace the frequent arrival of civilization? How could we consciously unwind, decolonize, and reconstruct to find a new way of co-existing?

In the quest to explore the enormous experience of the metaphysical catharsis of imperialism in a conscious effort and continuous interaction, this discourse will engage, discuss, observe and initiate memoirs of neglected history by digging into colonial archives. The conversation will reflect on the speculative rhetoric regarding unsustainable privileges and articulate epistemic material in matters, of colonial concern.

In order to illuminate human-induced phenomenons such as repression, racism, organizational and bureaucratic prejudice, marginalization, and stereotyping globally, we shall put on the front line reflective platform to reminisce what affects us.  

Our effort will establish whistleblowing to activism and activate a much-needed dialogue about post-colonial Africa with the purpose of interrupting and discontinuing the spread of colonial mentality. We believe such de-colonial interventions are required in order to rationalize post-colonial Africa. Our effort to establish the integration and interaction between international artists and audiences will globally accumulate our effort into an effective stage. It opens up the discourse from a multi-continental perspective and assembles optional possibilities of the sustainability of contemporary African art and communities.

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