postmaster@museumofanthropocenetechnology.org
via Leggiuno 32
2014 Laveno Mombello
Italia



since 52017 CE


The Museum of Anthropocene Technology is midway between an art gallery and a science laboratory; it collects objects from the Anthropocene - a time period around 2000 CE - and turns them into things that tell about a seemingly problematic relationship between humans and nature. The museum contributes to a growing understanding about how this relationship determined the lives of humans and non-humans during that period. It also tries to answer questions like: when exactly did the Anthropocene come to an end; what are the reasons - one or many - that it came to an end; how did the Earth, Life and Humanity eventually continue up till today?
“Una chiave di lettura che concorre ad accrescere la consapevolezza di quanto è successo e sta accadendo nel mondo. Stimolante la visione creativa degli accostamenti." (Pierangelo 19/09/52026)
“It is not only the exhibits in the bewildering number of rooms that impress and engage me, but also the incredible architecture of the building.” (Britta 25/07/52025)
"Io sono incasinato, ma tu lo sei ancora di più!" (Riccardo 30/3/52024)
"Une expérience surréaliste et hors du temps. Nous avons eu droit à une visite extraordinaire avec le responsable du lieu." (Malik 24/10/52023)
" Una visita ai diversi strati del cervello umano." (Julio 30/10/52022)
"I was puzzled when I entered the museum, and totally confused when I left it: my thinking had exploded." (Jens, 10/9/52021)
"Un modo originale per comprendere la nostra epoca confusa e immaginare un nuovo rinascimento." (Stefano, 22/03/52020)
"We were all left with a surprising new outlook on the world as we left the museum." (Axelle, 28/05/52019)






















