A question, set loose in the world.

It starts with a card

Not an app, not a feed. A small card you can hold. Each one is born with two things chosen by its creator: one question it asks everyone who holds it, and one destination it is trying to reach.

How it travels

Whoever holds the card scans it, reads every answer so far, adds their own, and gives it to a stranger. At an airport gate, on a train, at a bar. Preferably someone heading toward the destination. No tracking chip, no GPS. The card moves only as fast as human trust.

Everyone stays in the story

Leave your email with your chapter and the card keeps you posted: when it wakes up in a new city, when someone new answers, and when it finally arrives.

There and back

Reaching the destination is only halfway. Someone photographs the card there, and then it turns around: it has to make it all the way home, back to the person who set it loose. When it does, the story seals, the journey becomes a small film that premieres for everyone who carried it, and the creator keeps the card. Every card becomes a story with an ending.

Why “Dunio”?

From dunia: the word for world in Arabic, Hindi, Swahili, Indonesian and Turkish. One of the few words a billion strangers already share.

Season one begins in Den Haag.