Space Farming
Spaceframing is an exhibition and publication that explores future food farming innovations on this planet and others. It tries to answer the pressing question of how we can feed a growing population of 10 billion humans by 2050? The exhibition's collection looks at the work of artists, scientists, food startups, farmers and designers who are creating innovative solutions to our future food challenges.
Exhibition
Interaction Designer, Science Communication
Next Nature Museum
The exhibition is 400m2 and features the work of 30 projects. The exhibition is set in the year 2050 amongst a scene of colourful geometric domes. Each dome explores a topic where nature and technology are at the forefront of the design.
In collaboration with MELiSSA Foundation (European Space Agency’s pioneering circular life-support system project), I served as concept designer and animator for projection-mapping installation. I developed the visual concept and animated sequences to communicate how the MELiSSA mission uses fully regenerative systems to recycle waste into food, oxygen and water for long-term spaceflight. My work translated complex science into engaging and immersive visuals, helping audiences experience the promise of closed-loop ecosystems beyond Earth.
