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Black Box

Martin Sjardijn

Black Box

2022

unknown

1 x 1 x 1 cm

status:

Returned

Black Box starting from zero, in zero, via virtual reality to the first extraterrestrial weightless sculptures. Black Box is meant to evoke the experience of immaterial new objectivity in the emptiness of a liberated cultural space.

Voyager Space
Nanoracks LLC
Moon Gallery Foundation

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

artist

Martin Sjardijn

title

Black Box

date

2022

this work is part of the following collection

Moon Gallery

medium

unknown

dimensions

1 x 1 x 1 cm

genre

Sculpture

IAAA art style

Launch

launch date

19 Feb 2022

launch  vehicle

Antares 230+ / NG-17 Cygnus resupply mission

Orbit

host 

International Space Station

location

LEO, International Space Station (ISS)

launch location

NASA Wallops Flight Facility, Virginia

Return

return date

11 January 2023

return vehicle

SpaceX Dragon 2

status

Returned

launch vehicle COSPAR id

2022-015B

partners

Voyager Space
Nanoracks LLC
Moon Gallery Foundation

Artist

Martin Sjardijn

Visual artist, writer

The Netherlands

Collection

Moon Gallery

2022

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