Dr Vanessa Antunes (University of Lisbon)
"Echoes of the Sea People": gives a distinct identity to the communities or individuals whose intangible heritage memories are being preserved and exhibited digitally in the Paimogo's fort. It creates a sense of connection between the people, their history, and the sea that surrounds the coastal region. It gives not only identity to the communities and individuals whose intangible heritage is being preserved but also creates a profound connection between their history and the coastal region's sea. This connection is further reinforced by the digital exhibition of the intangible heritage within Paimogo's memory fort.
The talk also emphasizes the crucial role of the EEA Grant in supporting the project, acknowledging the external funding "echoes" that enables the preservation and exhibition of cultural heritage. The poetic and evocative quality of the project is described, implying that it goes beyond mere documentation and aims to evoke emotions and a deeper understanding of the community's cultural significance.
Overall, the talk effectively conveys the essence of the project, drawing attention to the importance of safeguarding intangible heritage for future generations and celebrating the cultural legacy of the "Sea People" in the coastal region of Paimogo.
Professor Gunnar Liestøl (Instiutt for Medier og kommunikasjon)
Epilog: "Inside Out, Outside In. Using ARKit for both indoors and outdoors Augmented Reality positioning in Cultural Heritage settings – the case of Forte de Paimogo"