Goodbye to funeral with a coffin. In the future, this organic bag will turn a person into a tree when they leave this world.

Although Capsula Mundi originated in Italy, it has encountered regulatory hurdles, particularly with the Vatican. However, the concept has gained traction in countries like the United States and England, where it is legally permissible and gaining popularity.

Ultimately, Capsula Mundi embodies a profound shift in the way we perceive death and burial practices, offering a harmonious integration of life and nature beyond the confines of traditional cemeteries. Through this innovative project, Anna Citelli and Raoul Bretzel envision a future where burial sites are transformed into vibrant forests, fostering a deeper connection between the departed and the environment.

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