The exhibition is centred around the seemingly paradoxical influences of the space industry on our lives.

With a carefully choreographed landscape of sculptures and animated films, Amalie Jakobsen highlights the growing human presence in space: the growing interest in exploration, mining asteroids, technological development, conflicted by the possible threat of the increased amount of space debris posed by mining, and the accumulation of satellites in planet Earth’s lower orbit.

A series of marble sculptures in various sizes challenge our common notion of materials from outer space, and the space industry’s insatiable hunt for water and valuable minerals from asteroids. At the center of the exhibition, a complex satellite sculpture engages the visitors with an interactive robotic performance, while a two-channel animated video highlights the future perspectives of space technology in poetic and unsettling ways.