As part of the 100 year celebration of the Norwegian constitution in 1914, a large exhibition took place in the Frogner park in Oslo, Norway. One of the attractions was a "human zoo", the Congo village, meant to give Norwegians of that time an impression of what life in Africa was like. One hundred years later, in 2014, Mohamed Ali Fadlabi and Lars Cuzner erected what is supposed to be a copy of the Congo village, at the very same spot in Frogner park, as an art project.