It’s 2071, and many of the world’s ecosystems have suffered irreparable damage.

The Vault of Life is an enormous genetic archive. Two thousand four hundred crystal specimen jars hang suspended in a 375 sqm space, each etched with an image of a unique existing or even extinct lifeform. The Library catalogues the majestic diversity of our planet’s living things, inviting visitors to forge a deeper connection with nature. Its immense scale and breath reveal the deeply interconnected nature of all life on earth and what we can do to restore our rich ecosystems.

Visitors to the Vault of Life will time travel to this Future Earth to learn how humanity collectively worked together to repair, restore and renew our planetary ecology – imagining an alternative hopeful future for all species on the planet. This captivating, immersive experience aims to inspire visitors to become active agents of change today.

The Museum of the Future is the first museum of its kind. Built to transform the perception of the future as we know it, the unique structure is home to several immersive future environments that actively situate visitors in an empowering version of the future.