Abstract
The author of the article proceeds from the hypothesis that the “extended” personality is a complex, multi-component concept of our reality. And, as part of the implementation of communicative practices, in creative urban spaces, the younger generation can change their idea of the image of the future, creating a new semantic paradigm. The relevance of the study is due to the fact that the consequences of the pandemic and the inability to visit urban places for a certain time have negatively affected young people’s ideas about their own future (foreign studies). The author of the work made conclusions regarding the place of the “Extended Self” in the process of creating Significance in the design of the future. The applied significance of the research lies in the need to create a conscious urban space that will help attract young people to the ideas of creating a new future in their own country.
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