(Re)design Death is still open! The exhibition (Re)design Death, at the Cube Design Museum in Kerkrade, Netherlands, is still no up to the 24thof January 2021. We are really proud to be part of it and to be in the beautiful exhibition catalogue! Capsula Mundi is among 40 Dutch and international objects showing how contemporary designers deal with the needs and rituals in order to facilitate a different approach to death. The exhibition is divided into three themes: Preparation, Saying Farewell,

Capsula Mundi in Australia and New Zealand Michelle and Alasdair are the owners of the Green Burials International company, distributor of our Capsula Mundi biodegradable urn in Australia and New Zealand. When did you start your business and how you decided to work on the green burial market? We first discovered the Capsula Mundi project about three years ago and it captivated us. Both of us have gone through the process of arranging funerals for family and other loved ones, and we felt there wa

Capsula Mundi at the Gdynia Design Days Gdynia Design Days (GDD) is a top Baltic design festival. Each edition of GDD serves as a pretext to discuss topics related to broadly-understood design. “During Gdynia Design Days we will show that good design can become an effective tool for solving complex problems. We’ll present interesting solutions which encourage producers to be more responsible for the common good and empower consumers with knowledge to consciously impact the environment”. Di

We are really proud to announce that Capsula Mundi will be part of the exhibition (Re)design Death, at the Cube Design Museum in Kerkrade, Netherlands, from 11 February 2020. The exhibition “features contemporary design around the central themes of saying farewell, dying, mourning and remembering”.  Capsula Mundi will be among 40 Dutch and international objects showing how contemporary designers deal with the needs and rituals in order to facilitate a different approach to death.

  Capsula Mundi is on show at the event Broken Nature: Design takes on Human Survival (1stof March – 1st of  September 2019, Milan, Italy), in the context of the XXII Triennale in Milan, developed by Paola Antonelli, Senior Curator of Architecture and Design at The Museum of Modern Art in New York. Broken Nature is an in-depth exploration of the strands that connect humans to the natural environment that have been intensely compromised, if not entirely forgott