Elena Salmistraro

Our planet sends us unequivocal signals, it is tired, it is saturated, it needs a radical change, and probably the human species is no longer included in its plans.

The only solution is the spatial escape of the human being, an interstellar journey in search of new horizons.

Space escape, it is the tale of the unknown, it is the tale of all that is unveiled beyond our atmosphere.

Space escape is a dream that starts with Metropolis, passes through Kubrick and George Lucas, feeds on the energy of David Bowie and Kraftwerk, to get to Mars-one and other distant journeys.

Space escape is the escape from known space, the Euclidean one, made of axes, mathematics and geometry, made of relationships and sections, made of wisdom and rationality, in favor of a more fluid space, more natural in the etymological sense of the term, more chaotic and complex, more full and involving.

Space escape is the escape from daily routine towards an unknown load of energy.

Quotes, complex superimpositions, follow a naturally amorphous pattern, to generate new images, new non-forms, new agglomerative hypotheses, similar to bacterial colonies, to alien beings, to new primordial life forms.

There is a future beyond the end, or maybe there is no end but it is simply a continuous becoming.