The central installation element of the exhibition in the Hungarian Museum of Applied Arts organized to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of the Kós Károly Association was a hemisphere suspended in the space of the hall, which, with the help of a mirror, was formed into a full sphere. In the middle of the hall there was a mirror, the „centre of the universe”, the source of the four rivers of Paradise, the lake on the island of Avalon. The Travelling School of the Kós Károly
Association provides an opportunity for architects for vocational training after graduation from university. The camps elect a new master every semester, and in the course of three years get to know the right and wrong sides of the profession and the country as well.

The members of the creative team are mostly old and new  travellers.

This piece of art is thus the result of shared thinking and travelling time spent together.

Ábel Kováts, Ádám Török