Temple of knowledge is a personalised museum which is accessible through your smart-phone in a form of augmented reality. Layered onto your everyday environments, the museum is always available and makes use of the space around you to help you form and organise memories through mnemonic techniques.
Museum proposes a way to challenge former colonialist countries that refuse to return artefacts to the place of their origin and that use those artefacts to forge new fictional histories.
Digital copies of artefacts, buildings and historical records from various museums, sites and archives are assembled by historians and archeologists to create more objective version of the past. Thus exposing the nationalistic serving narrative behind most museums.
Museum becomes an open-source project for accessing and experiencing cultural artefacts not as disconnected pieces but as wholesome environments. A platform for historians, archeologists, architects, game designers to come together to create a meaningful collective reconstruction of the past, where dialogue and multiple versions exist.
Project focuses on Cucuteni–Trypillia culture, Royal Scythia and Kyivan Rus, but any culture could exist in this endless museum.
The design principles of the project derive from method of loci, spatial encoding mnemonic techniques and gamification theory.

Hallway Room The map of the world and the world fits inside the museum. Space contains gates to 5 branches of knowledge: Humanities, Social, Natural, Formal, Applied Sciences.

Humanities Room Here you can find gates that lead to languages, literature, philosophy, history, archaeology, anthropology, human geography, law, politics. Gates are generated using your data.

History Room The whole human history recorded in this museum. Each gate leads to corridors filled with gates to cultures that existed at a certain period of time.

Cucuteni–Trypillia Culture Introductory space that brings together artefacts from Romania and Ukraine, allowing scientists who could not contribute due to the geographical barriers to collaborate.

Golden Scythia Room A full scale reconstruction of Kul-Oba Kurgan with artefacts from across Eurasia to introduce the visitor to wide spanning Golden Scythian heritage.
