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Satellites

The exhibition 'Satellites' makes clear what the most important areas of application for satellites are and what is involved in keeping satellites in the air. The visitor experiences the exhibition from a simulated space station. Outside of that is space, the backdrop of infinity in which the station is located. Various exhibition components can be activated in the satellite setting and it is explained how a satellite is put together.

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client: Museon

design: Northernlight

location: The Hague

realization: 2012

status: temporary exhibition

photography: Mike Bink

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