Black Box
2022
unknown
Moon Gallery, Nanoracks, Voyager Space
Black Box starting from zero, in zero, via virtual reality to the first extraterrestrial weightless sculptures.
Starting with a “Line in Outer Space, Visible from earth, With the naked eye, At Clear nights” in 1985, Black Box is the spatial successor of Malevich’s “Black Square”.
Beyond the zero of 3D form and emerged from nothing to a Line, that is, to meta-reality, to the new immaterial global realism in outer- and cyberspace to virtual- and extraterrestrial creation.
Black Box is meant to evoke the experience of immaterial new objectivity in the emptiness of a liberated cultural space.
Technical information:
Artwork name:
Black Box
Date:
Creator:
2022
Martin Sjardijn
Country:
The Netherlands
This work is part of the following collection:
Moon Gallery
unknown
Medium:
Dimensions:
1 x 1 x 1 cm
Sculpture
Genre:
IAAA Art Style:
Launch vehicle / mission:
Antares 230+ / NG-17 Cygnus resupply mission
Host spacecraft / hardware:
International Space Station
COSPAR id
2022-015B
Launch location:
NASA Wallops Flight Facility, Virginia
Launch date:
19 Feb 2022
Orbit / space location:
LEO, International Space Station (ISS)
Return vehicle:
SpaceX Dragon 2
End date:
11 January 2023
Status:
Returned
Client / Agency:
Moon Gallery, Nanoracks, Voyager Space
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