Interstellar Return (Impact)
Watch this Space 
Mparntwe 

14 April - 29 April

Interstellar Return (Impact) emerges from an ongoing body of work which considers human-geological connectivity across expanded spatial and temporal frames. Though the impact crater as a site of connectivity, this exhibition looks at the generative potential of the moment of collision. In doing so, Interstellar Return (Impact) endorses a so-called ‘exploded’ material and conceptual view which deploys questions of heat, velocity and entanglement against predisposed terrestrial fixity.

Through relationships between objects, archives, and documentation, this exhibition considers the ripples of human/geological relationships from the impact craters of the Henbury meteorite, toward present and speculative future relationships between humans and space. We question the extension of capital and industry beyond Earthly borders, consider how space and interstellar matter moves us, and consider geologic connectivity as it relates to questions of time and encounter.