The Concept
At Fixpoint Company, our expositions are meticulously curated events that showcase the confluence of innovation and artistry. Each exposition is a crafted experience, designed not just to display, but to engage and inspire. We bring together visionary artists, groundbreaking creators, and avant-garde thinkers to present their works in a space that transcends traditional boundaries. Our expositions are more than just shows; they are vibrant forums for ideas, a nexus of creativity and discussion that pushes the envelope of what art can achieve.
INSPIRED BY REAL LIFE BURIALS AROUND THE GLOBE
TIBET
Sky Burial is a method of disposing the dead practiced in India and Tibet, where corpses are exposed to the open air to be consumed by vultures. The soul continues to exist, unlike the body, which becomes an empty shell that must return to the nature. This ritual allows the soul to reach the sky in complete serenity.
An Embalmed Raven with its wings and beak fully open, suspended in the air and surrounded by bones, awaits you in the room.
INSPIRED BY REAL LIFE SKY BURIAL IN TIBET
INDONESIA
Among the Torajas, once a year, the dead come back to life. Death is seen as a celebration involving all family members. After a death, the body is mummified. During this ritual, called Ma'ne'ne, the corpses are taken out of their coffins to be cleaned, dressed, styled, and made up. The event is celebrated with great pomp, music, meals, and dance.
A Mummified Body named Boudie is seated at a table with a little coffee and some biscuits, waiting for you to come and chat with him and take a photo together as if he were alive.
INSPIRED BY REAL LIFE IN INDONESIA
GHANA
In the city of Teshie, artisans specialize in whimsical coffins. This tradition has been maintained among the Ga people in the Accra region since the 1950s. Built in specialized workshops, these coffins are designed to represent the person, their profession, or their passion. A large red snapper for a fisherman, a cooking pot for a housewife...
Fabulous Coffins in different shapes, representing unique and original designs, are displayed in the room. It's up to you to choose...
INSPIRED BY REAL LIFE IN GHANA
WESTERN COUNTRIES
A large coffin, 1.75 meters in size, with wheels, is ready to offer you a small tour around the room. Clients are invited to try it out to see if they like it and if it’s comfortable enough.
Urns for humans or animals of various sizes, in traditional, whimsical, or jewelry formats, allowing you to keep the deceased close, are displayed in the room
INSPIRED BY REAL LIFE SKY BURIAL IN WESTERN COUNTRIES
EGYPT
The frog is associated with Heket, the Egyptian goddess of fertility, responsible for the breath of life, the first breath of newborns, and the final breath of life. Small frog idols were typically placed in the mouths of deceased loved ones to ensure a safe journey to the afterlife. In medieval Europe, frogs were closely linked with magic and paganism.
A temple dedicated to the goddess Heket is available to you.
INSPIRED BY REAL LIFE SKY BURIAL IN EGYPT
