Haystack Observatory

Observing the observers at the MIT radio telescope that mapped the moon for the Apollo mission.

This residency at MIT's Haystack Observatory explored the relationship between scientific observation and artistic investigation. The massive radio telescope, which played a crucial role in mapping the lunar surface for the Apollo missions, became both subject and collaborator in our holographic practice.

By documenting the instruments and spaces of scientific observation, we examined how different forms of seeing—from radio astronomy to holographic imaging—construct our understanding of space, distance, and presence.