City shrine is a place of contemplation, a movement - a prayer. An invitation to slow down and place your intention in a movement. The installation is an interpretation of the Tibetan prayer wheel. While spinning each wheel you are invited to send an intention into our world and the prayer wheel will work as a vehicle for your prayer. Traditionally you pray for all living beings. To dispel the miseries of the world.

Architect and scenographer Dicki Lakha has a Tibetan background which she draws on in this installation. Merging the Tibetan culture and architecture with modern materials.
She invites everybody to engage no matter belief or background.

DAN:

City Shrine er et sted for eftertanke, en bevægelse – en bøn. En invitation til at sænke tempoet og lægge din intention i en bevægelse. Installationen er en fortolkning af det tibetanske beddehjul. Når du drejer hvert hjul, inviteres du til at sende en intention ud i verden, og beddehjulet fungerer som et redskab for din bøn. Traditionelt beder man for alle levende væsener. For at fordrive verdens lidelser.

Arkitekt og scenograf Dicki Lakha har tibetansk baggrund, som hun trækker på i denne installation. Hun forener tibetansk kultur og arkitektur med moderne materialer.

Hun inviterer alle til at deltage – uanset tro eller baggrund.