Diseño de experiencias a través del estudio de la identidad y la historia de la época colonial

Abstract

The present work aims to study the characteristic features of the colonial era from the implantation of the regime that begins with the conquest, the positioning, and the redefinition that appears of the communion between colonists and indigenous people, proposing a representation of the daily life of the inhabitants of Ecuador who were part of this period of time, and to use them in the production of a life scenario, which starts from elucidating the design of experiences which is based on the sensorial resources: the visuals that will emerge from the morphological conception of the elements obtained from the study and interpretation of the epoch; the tactile ones that would mediate the interaction between the user and the means; the auditory ones that involve the stimulus without needing to use tangible resources; the olfacts that use the aroma, which can be natural or artificial; and in turn the memorial effect that allows to produce nostalgia, nostalgia, joy and appropriation of space. Now to all of the aforementioned is added the study of the user where the needs of the person would be evidenced by involving it in the context, likewise include an internal and external perspective based on the reflection of the research obtained from the combination of disciplines such as psychology and anthropology representing the use of multifaceted means. Meanwhile, analyzing these arguments aims to rescue identity elements to enhance tourism through the revitalization of a space in disuse, which will make sense from the cognitive responses.