We are proud to announce that Emblem: Digital Souvenirs has been featured in Revue magazine in Luxembourg.
The article presents the story behind Emblem and explores how the platform is reimagining souvenirs through digital art, cultural storytelling, and location-based discovery. Through the Emblem app, users can unlock collectible digital souvenirs known as Emblems by physically visiting meaningful places and learning more about their history, identity, and culture.
The feature highlights the growing Luxembourg Passport project, which brings together Emblem creators, cultural locations, and interactive experiences across the country. Each emblem is connected to a real place and made by Emblem creators who help represent Luxembourg through their own creative perspectives.
The article also explores the origins of the project, inspired by Daniel Michels' experiences traveling and visiting Expo 2020 Dubai, where the idea of transforming traditional souvenirs into digital cultural memories first emerged.
In addition, Revue highlights Emblem's broader vision: creating a platform that promotes intercultural dialogue, supports Emblem creators, and encourages people to discover places in a more meaningful and engaging way through art and technology.
The Luxembourg Passport project is currently supported by the Youth for Peace: UNESCO Intercultural Leadership Programme 2025-2026.
We would like to sincerely thank Laura Tomassini and Hervé Montaigu for the interview, article, and feature.
To read excerpts from the article and discover more behind the project, visit Emblem on Instagram.