The thematic spaces of the exhibition have been designed to highlight volcanic activities from both geo-historical and human historical perspectives: volcanos are destructive, yet often also beneficial, and they have played decisive roles in the four-and-a-half-billion-year-long history of the earth. The Discoverer room, which was inspired by the Wunderkammer, offers visitors palpable experiences; the Volcano room analyzes volcanos and is thus also a treasure chest full of various materials and shapes, minerals and rocks. The Solar System room has a spaceship simulator which takes visitors to volcanos on faraway planets, and in the Simulation room we find eruptions and lava. The Theatre demonstrates the dual nature of volcanos: they both destroy and create. The volcanic activities in the Carpathian Basin are illustrated by a 3D map, followed by an up-to-date presentation of the panorama of Ság hill. Each corner, wall, and cabinet of the building bears information, contributing to the unique time-space dynamics of moving around in it.
Kemenes Volcano Park, Celldömölk
Zsolt Vasáros, Ágnes Eiszrich, Zsolt Megyesi, Szabolcs Schunk, István Szigetfü, Márton Zoltán Tóth, Ákos Vasáros
Márton Zoltán Tóth, Ákos Vasáros