Anas Mghar is a researcher of international cooperation and cross-cultural art practices.
He combines the methodology of fieldwork with archival research from a perspective of historical, artistic and political sociology of space, clearly linked to the exploration of, for example, the role of social geography and the analysis and interpretation of socio-territorial dynamics and intercultural art practices.
The goal of his research is to provide theoretical interpretations and methodological tools aimed at social innovation, critically discussing themes and concepts of human social geography, and applying participatory methodologies to the study of spatial phenomena.
Anas aims to apply knowledge learned in the contexts of research and design of interventions for land management to the conduction of group works by analyzing problems from multiple points of view, to seek alternative and original solutions, and to develop autonomous discourse in critical interpretation and application of participatory digital and visual tools.
Its purpose is to analyze by interpreting and critically presenting, in written and oral form, public exhibitions, data, documents, scientific articles and case studies related to social geography and intercultural practices, transfer and use the various soft skills developed in professional contexts.