Object n°167
Albertville, France, FR
Global warming, Winter sports
Object n°78
Zeuthen, Germany, DE
Frogs, Environmental pollution, Lakes, Storks
Object n°182
Blois, France, FR
Bad habit
Object n°211
Schenkenzell, Germany, DE
Digitality, Fast-paced life
Object n°306
Joensuu, Suomi / Finland, FI
Uranium mining, Nuclear energy, Atomic art, Pessi Manner, Rock art, Future creation, Hope
Object n°379
Guyancourt, France, FR
Multi-species cohabitation, Urbanization, New town
Object n°193
Dresden, Germany, DE
Technical development, Camera, Mobile phone
Object n°241
United States, US
Simpsons, Satire
Apple trees are blossoming earlier, butterflies are getting rarer and cities are spilling out into the countryside: What has happened? How has your environment changed? What can personal items or historical objects tell us about these transformations?
Contribute your object and your story to help us understand environmental change and the challenges of the future! Learn more about the project
Join us as we create a new kind of collection:
Object n°399
Bagnères-de-Bigorre, France, FR
Object n°167
Albertville, France, FR
Global warming, Winter sports
Object n°78
Zeuthen, Germany, DE
Frogs, Environmental pollution, Lakes, Storks
Object n°182
Blois, France, FR
Bad habit
Object n°211
Schenkenzell, Germany, DE
Digitality, Fast-paced life
Object n°306
Joensuu, Suomi / Finland, FI
Uranium mining, Nuclear energy, Atomic art, Pessi Manner, Rock art, Future creation, Hope
Object n°379
Guyancourt, France, FR
Multi-species cohabitation, Urbanization, New town
Object n°193
Dresden, Germany, DE
Technical development, Camera, Mobile phone
What do everyday objects and personal memories tell us about environmental change? Explore the collection: Where do the objects and stories come from? Who are the collectors? How are our personal memories connected to global developments?
Explore the collection
1 Choose your object!
It is up to you to decide which objects fit in the collection: You can contribute anything from an everyday object or an historical record to a personal memory, an old cookbook, a family photo, or a piece of music.
Your object should fulfill 3 criteria:
1 Choose your object!
It is up to you to decide which objects fit in the collection: You can contribute anything from an everyday object or an historical record to a personal memory, an old cookbook, a family photo, or a piece of music.
Your object should fulfill 3 criteria:
