The 'Powrót na Księżyc' exhibition, a key part of the 'Festiwal Przemiany', delves into the multifaceted aspects of space exploration. It showcases projects driven by new economic models and technologies, preparing for activities like asteroid mining and Mars colonization. Visitors can encounter artistic and scientific explorations, from dancing in microgravity to cultivating vegetables on Martian soil. This exhibit offers a unique perspective on humanity's future in the cosmos.
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This group exhibition explores the theme of returning to the Moon, showcasing a diverse range of projects and concepts related to space exploration. It features elements such as dancing in microgravity, cosmic drills, meteor showers on demand, and speculative projects for lunar colonization.
The group exhibition "Powrót na Księżyc" (Return to the Moon) is a key component of the "Festiwal Przemiany" (Festival of Transformations), which in 2017 focused on the theme "Whose Space?" This exhibition delves into the complex landscape of space exploration, driven by new economic models and technologies preparing for activities such as asteroid resource mining and Mars colonization. Visitors can expect to encounter a variety of speculative and artistic explorations, including concepts like dancing in microgravity, functional cosmic drills, simulated meteor showers, and even ambitious projects for cultivating vegetables on Martian soil or breeding fruit flies on Saturn's moon.
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