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This project has become the starting point for rethinking how human remains can find their last resting places that honour the lives they lived, instead of being abstract, neutral, cold encasings of their ashes. My interest in individuals and their unique stories will lead the design process.
I’ve always collected things and enjoyed creating stories about them. My ongoing curiosity and desire to collect, and my interest in how archaeologists interpret the fragments they find, led me to ‘Erfgoedhuis’, an archaeological museum in Eindhoven. Thro
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