Give Hope. Get Art.

Support one hour of research and receive an exclusive digital art print created by the Konvoj art collective. The digital print is A3 format but can be printed in A4 format. 

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Support One Hour of Research and Receive an Exclusive Digital Art Print by Konvoj

When you support one hour of research, you’re helping us progress toward a cure for Lowe syndrome. As a thank-you, you’ll receive the exclusive digital art poster “Search Jungle”, designed by the Konvoj art collective specifically for Walthers Rejse.

This A3-size digital poster (29.7 x 42 cm) is ready to download and print. It’s a simple way to add a piece of contemporary art to your space while supporting a vital cause.








About the Artwork

Konvoj, a unique art collective consisting of Peter Rørbæk (1969) and Anders Benmouyal (1976), is known for their distinctive graphic style. Their creative process is a collaboration between the artists, where each piece passes intuitively between their hands until the work is complete. The result is a piece of art that reflects their shared passion for texture, bold colors, and the distinctive aesthetics of printmaking.

The piece “search jungle” reflects the shared effort behind our journey and the research it supports, making it a beautiful symbol of hope and progress.






How It Works

  1. Support Research: Donate to fund one hour of research and help us work toward a cure for Lowe syndrome.

  2. Receive Your Art: After your donation, you’ll receive a link to download your exclusive digital art print by Konvoj.

  3. Display with Pride: Print it in A3 (or A4) size, frame it, and enjoy a piece of art that represents hope and progress.



Why Support Research?

Every hour of research is a step closer to breakthroughs that can change lives. Your contribution helps us fund essential studies and create new opportunities for families affected by Lowe syndrome.

By donating, you don’t just support science—you also bring awareness and hope to those who need it most.


This is what the piece looks like