​3 hours. 8 curious people. One question: what can our curiosities teach us about ourselves and the world?

​Most days we move too fast to notice what sparks something in us. This is an evening to stop, look at those things closely, and meet again the curious and present self you were before life got so busy.

​Ticket price for Rebel members: 60eur
(your spot is confirmed only after the payment is done)

​​What to expect:

​In this small-group gathering, we will use art inspiration, symbolic objects (starting with a shell), and thoughtfully designed questions to:

• ​Slow down in a phone-free zone

• ​Build your own cabinet of curiosities: a map of all the things that spark something in you

• ​Explore your curiosities to find the patterns, and see what they might be trying to tell you about life and the world

• ​Sit in a guided conversation where others become your mirror and witness things you might not be able to see in yourself

​Everything in an easy and playful way, and with other inspiring people who bring a fresh perspective you can't get in your regular days.

​​What you leave with:

• ​Something new learned (or remembered) about yourself

• ​Inspiration and fresh ideas you couldn't get in other rooms

• ​One thing you decided to do or change in the coming days

• ​Connection with inspiring people who saw the real you that night

• ​A feeling of reconnection to yourself, your timeline and pace

​Because I want you to stay with this feeling even in the days that come after this night, you will also get:

• ​A 10-minute audio to listen to after the event, to tap into that feeling whenever it slips away

• ​A letter you wrote to your future self (arrives at your address in one month)

​What others are saying:

​"A very intimate and safe space to think, question, and get inspired about not only curiosities, but life itself. Three hours that flew by like three minutes but had the depth of three days of reflection."

​"For me, it was a moment of light in the midst of darkness, an invitation to leave behind life on autopilot. I left there inspired by others and by myself, by what I was able to rediscover within myself."

​"There is the world outside, noisy, crowded, superficial, overcrowded with opinions and options. This is everything that world is not. It's about yourself, where you go back to when you want inner peace and self-appreciation. It's about helping you to find that."

​Please note:

• ​This session will be recorded and photographed. Content may be used to promote future events on social media.

• ​Session will be held in English.

• ​This event is exclusive for Rebel Members only. Your membership will be validated on request.

• ​Ticket price: 60eur (your spot is confirmed only after the payment is done)

• ​Payment method will be shared once you register.

​Cancellations: Tickets are non-refundable. If you can't make it, you can pass it to another member or let us know and we'll move your spot to a future edition (subject to availability).

​About the host: Uros Jankovic (@yuroshcabinet)

​By day, Uros works in tech and AI. By evening, he's reconnecting with his own curious, creative side.

​Working so close to technology, he sees how much it shapes the way we live, think and connect, and how easily it pulls us away from ourselves. So he puts his creative energy into what can't be replaced: real human connection.

​In his creative cabinet, he curates intimate experiences where presence and curiosity can flourish, built around art, stories, and honest conversation.

​The Story Behind It

​In the 16th century, before museums existed, people kept Cabinets of Curiosities: rooms filled with anything that sparked their interest, from nature, art, craft or science. There was only one rule: if it sparks my curiosity, it belongs here. These cabinets were places to reflect, understand yourself and the world, and talk with others.

​Inspired by Massimo Listri's book Cabinet of Curiosities, Uros brings that idea into today: a space to collect what sparks you and reflect on it together.

​The Shell is the first experience in this series. Shells were among the most treasured objects in those cabinets, and why we start with one is something you'll discover on the night.