Step into a chamber of curiosities and questions
The Concopian Chamber of Wonders
is a living installation: a labyrinth composed of 33 selected Concopia Cards,
each blown up to a height of two meters.
Latest appearance:
Snapshots from Art All Night X The Concopian Chamber of Wonders at Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library
Snapshots from the Opening Night
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Opening Remarks
Meaghan O’Connor. Director, Service Design and Engagement at DC Public Library.
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Conversations
Guests falling into conversations
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Introducing The Table of Curiosities
Bringing elements from nature into the conv
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Contemplations and Conversations
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Afterthoughts
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Afterthoughts
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The Concopian Chamber of Wonders at MLK Library in Washington DC
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Table of afterthoughts
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The Concopian Chamber of Wonders at MLK Library in Washington DC
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Danish Team for Opening Week
Helene Bruhn Schvartzman and Lisbeth Mærkedal from DOKK1 in Aarhus.
Nadja Pass and Jan Rasmussen, Co-founders and co-creators Concopia
Snapshots from Civics Lab during Opening Week
It feels like stepping inside a giant kaleidoscope: every time you turn or twist inside it, you'll discover new constellations and connections between the many illustrations, questions, and encyclopedic inspirations that encourage us to rethink and reimagine the world.
It is a veritable chamber of wonders, where you can lose yourself in reverie and fall into deep conversations with the other visitors.
FAQs
Who created and designed The Concopian Chamber of Wonders?
The Concopian Chamber of Wonders is designed by Jan Rasmussen, Henriette Melchiorsen, and Nadja Pass. Printed on recycled textiles by DP Textile and crafted by MadeByAnders.
A huge thank you to Marie Østergård and her amazing team from Aarhus Libraries and DOKK1/Main Library Aarhus for embracing the idea.
How to get the Concopian Chamber of Wonders to my library, townhall or conference?
We would love for the exhibition to travel around the world to get conversations and important contemplations started… please don’t hestitate to get in touch to share your ideas and wishes.