The starting point of the exhibition Six Journeys is the rovers sent by the American National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) to explore the planet Mars and the visual documentation they sent back to Earth.
The works present traces and remnants of durable materials that can withstand a space journey for an unknown duration under extreme environmental conditions.
The installation in the gallery space disassembles parts of the rovers—solar panels, wheels, etc.—and reassembles them within a space that integrates these severed parts with the materials they recorded and captured on Mars. The result is a sophisticated hybrid that combines different, complex perspectives—a place where the boundaries of space and time blur. It’s unclear who is looking at whom, who is where, what is outside of what, who captured the images, and who is presenting the exhibition.

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