The visual design concept is inspired by "Learning from Las Vegas“ by Robert Venturi, Denise Scott Brown and Steven Izenour (1972). It tasks itself with the exploration of visual and spatial representations of memory culture. The result is an extensive database that documents what physically exists in the urban space of Berlin and visualizes stories that have often been overlooked in public discourse. The database draws on existing studies and knowledge on Black and Asian histories of resistance in Berlin. The aim is to create a growing visual open archive that represents resistance, empowerment, diverse life stories, and Germany's (post-)colonial responsibility. The iconized elements serve as visual backgrounds and contribute to the contextualization of all written and presented content.