На странице издательства «Sciencedirect» появилась статья Лукаша Ликавчана (Lukáš Likavčan) «The Grass of the Universe: Rethinking Technosphere, Planetary History, and Sustainability with Fermi…

With pride and joy we share an important event: our Sputnik science and education museum has officially joined the Association of Space Museums of Russia (AMKOS)!

Life is always buzzing in our museum. “Sputnik” is not just unique exhibits, it is a place of meetings and amazing discoveries.

The main materials for the artworks are digital technological inventions that have already become space debris: instruments used in building orbital stations, computer circuit boards. All these parts were placed into the “universe” of famous works by celebrated artists.

Last night became a real “point of no return” for us – in the very best sense of the phrase. We opened the doors of the Sputnik Museum, and it was not just a celebration but an incredibly warm, heartfelt and truly cosmic event.

While visitors get ready for the opening, we talked to the people who made “Space Ecology” at rocket speed. Meet: 🛰 Natalia Burtseva, space journalist, Sputnik Museum 👨‍🎨 Sergey Kozhukhovsky, artist and head of the “Space Ecology” project

We are preparing for the “Space Ecology” exhibition and caught Sergey in his studio a few days before installation. It is already night outside, but the work here goes on. We talked about why technology should become art and why space demands our attention.

While visitors wait for the opening, work is already in full swing in the halls of the Sputnik Museum. The exhibition is taking shape before our eyes.

Guests will see an exhibition of works by artists Sergey Kozhukhovsky and Elizaveta Kozyr, as well as meteorite jewellery by designer Tatiana Kokoreva (TATYANA KOKOREVA).

Behind every art object in the exhibition there is not only an idea but a long process in the quiet of the studio. We visited eco-artist Sergey Kozhukhovsky to see how the future exhibits take shape.

The “Space Ecology” project is always a dialogue. A dialogue between Earth and orbit, art and technology, material and time. Behind every exhibit is a personal story and the unique experience of its author. Meet the team.

A project that changes the way we look at things is about to launch in Moscow. We are used to thinking of space as a boundless void to be conquered, and of ecology as collecting waste paper. But what if we looked at it differently?