The moon, reduced to a digital simulacrum, is a constantly changing stream of compressed data, like the information we receive daily from the media. We have always scanned the sky in search of answers; today we look at our screens in search of certainties.

The telescope represents the personal filter through which we interpret the world: a construction made of memory, knowledge, experience, and conditioning. The moon becomes an apparent truth (objective only on the surface) that each of us deciphers by building our own telescope.

Video loop 1’02”
Materials: Steel cylinder, polarised film, tripod, LCD monitor.

Exhibited in "nonQ Tutto Sotto Controllo" (2025) Rome, Italy.
Curated by Ludovico Genone and Giulia Sfirro.