The museum exhibits unique collections. It is a place of memory in the colonial past and strives to be a dynamic platform for exchanges and dialogues between cultures and generations. The origin of the Africa Museum dates back to the Brussels International Exposition of 1897. By the Royal Decree of 10 March 1952, the museum became the Royal Museum of the Belgian Congo. When independence was declared, its name was changed to the Royal Museum of Central Africa, offering a broader range of studies. Even today, two thirds of the staff and the budget of the Africa Museum are dedicated to scientific research. ACEVEL provides the zoom spot light of Discovery. The zoom spotlight with different kinds of lighting distributions-Narrow spot, Spot, Flood and Oval, that precisely illuminates the original artworks with a colour rendering index of 98, almost colourfast.