Photo: Julien Mauve

Explorations of Space throught art, design, architecture and science

Research into space is inherently the existential quest of man into what it means to be human. Spacetopia is a platform that explores the physical presence of Space on Earth through its cultural, (meta) physical and philosophical dimensions.

Phoenix Lights, The Massive Arizona Fly-Over (1997)

3 years ago

On the evening of 13th March 1997, hundreds of sightings were reported from the states of Arizona and Nevada. On the same evening reports also came in from New Mexico and south of the border in Sonora, Mexico.

Greetings From Mars by Julien Mauve (2015)

3 years ago

Mauve is a visual artist based in Paris, creating cinematographic and narrative photography series dealing with human interactions and conditions. His work raises questions about our future, the threats that our civilization is facing, the quest meaning and our relationship with technologies.

Sky Art - The invisible is real

3 years ago

The seemingly infinite realm of outer space is simply too complex to grasp in ordinary words—which is why an understanding of its proportions is so sought after in art.

"To boldly grow where no plant has grown before"

3 years ago

If we intend to go to Mars it makes sense to find out more about what we are going to eat there. Research has been done on space food (in tubes) and aquaponics, but why not simply use the soil at hand and our century-old knowledge of agriculture?

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Spacetopia will research the resonances of Space Travel in the deserts of Arizona, New Mexico and Utah since the 1969 landing of the First Man on the Moon. The results will be presented during a live immersive experience in Amsterdam in 2020. In the upcoming years Spacetopia will continue to report on the metaphysics of space and the artistic output resulting from it
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104 Phoenix Lights, The Massive Arizona Fly-Over (1997) On the evening of 13th March 1997, hundreds of sightings were reported from the states of Arizona and Nevada. On the same evening reports also came in from New Mexico and south of the border in Sonora, Mexico.

55 Greetings From Mars by Julien Mauve (2015) Mauve is a visual artist based in Paris, creating cinematographic and narrative photography series dealing with human interactions and conditions. His work raises questions about our future, the threats that our civilization is facing, the quest meaning and our relationship with technologies.

79 Sky Art - The invisible is real The seemingly infinite realm of outer space is simply too complex to grasp in ordinary words—which is why an understanding of its proportions is so sought after in art.

63 "To boldly grow where no plant has grown before" If we intend to go to Mars it makes sense to find out more about what we are going to eat there. Research has been done on space food (in tubes) and aquaponics, but why not simply use the soil at hand and our century-old knowledge of agriculture?

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