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The artist partnered with Frank Hoppe (Berlin) as Satellite Art Works (S.A.W), a collaboration of Space Artists specialising in Space technologies and Science.

 

In a technology partnership with Delfly (Delft) utilising Micro-Aerial Vehicles, Satellite Art Works experimented with the idea of aerial signalling systems for use as part of Disaster Management integrated to a satellite based alarm system. Below is an outline of the artistic development of this project titled “Space-Art-Rescue – Art for the Early Warning System.”

 

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  • SSIG National Space Technology Strategy Roadmapping Workshop, Strathclyde, University Institute for Advanced Studies. 2010 (September)

 

  • New Funding & Support for Space Entrepeneurs’ ESA Technology Transfer Programme. Farnborough Airshow, Space Zone. 2010 (June)

 

  • Performance/Exhibition: ‘Scharmende Singnaigbeber (SAW)’,

Swarming Micro-Aerial Vehicles (Delfly) through the Stasi Ministry, Berlin. 2009

 

  • Presentation: ‘Space-Art-Rescue – An Exercise in Social Acutalisation. Art as Research’ at the Transdisciplinarity Conference ‘Integration in Inter and Transdisciplinarity  Research’, Berne, Switzerland. 2009 (November)

 

Presentation: ‘Space Art Practice & Context (S.A.W)’ The Institute of Art in Context. University of the Arts Berlin. 2009 (October)

 

Personal Alert Response Design for a Space-Based Emergency Device’. 2009 (August)

 

Presentation & Feedback. ‘Space Art & Space Art Practice for Investors (S.A.W)’ London, G2i, Investment Programme. 2009 (August)

 

  • Presentation: ‘Space Art & Space Art Practice Patents (S.A.W)’ at

Intellectual Property Clinic, British Library and IP Centre, London. 2009 (March)

 

 

Group Show: Art Layer on Sprite-Sat Satellite Space Mission. Courtesy of Science & Engineering Departments Tohoku University & Jaxa, Japan. “Space-Art-Rescue – MUSWA Image (S.A.W). 2009.

 

  • Presentation. Title: ‘Space-Art-Rescue. A Satellite Based Alarm System &Disaster Reduction. Art-as-Research (S.A.W) at Transdisciplinary Conference “Problem Framing in Inter- and Transdisciplinary Research.’ Zurich, Switzerland. 2008 (November)

 

 

  • World Premiere Swarm Performance to 5 Micro-Aerial Vehicles in collaboration with Delfly, Netherlands (Technology Partner), Aerospace Software & Technological Institute (ASTI), Technical University, Delft, Netherlands. 2008 (October)

 

  • Group Show for Space-Artists ‘Satellite Art Works (S.A.W) – Projects for Space Art’ Glasgow, Scotland. 2008 (October)

 

  • Presentation. Title: ‘Space-Art-Rescue – Art for the Early Warning System (S.A.W)’at the Conference ‘The Futures of Space Exploration – An Arts & Humanities Symposium’ Glasgow, Scotland. 2008 (October)

 

  • Submission to IAA Multilingual Space Dictionary of the term Space Art Practice in the

Cultural terminology section. IAA, International Academy of Astronautics

 

  • Invitation to membership IAF ITACCUS Google Group for the Cultural Utilisation of Space. IAF International Astronautical Federation 2008 (July)

 

  • Presentation. Title: ‘Proposal Part A. Space-Art-Rescue. A Satellite Based Alarm System & Disaster Reduction (S.A.W)’. Drawings, Writings and Project Outline at the IRS Institute of Space Systems, University of Stuggart, Germany. 2008 (July)

    

             “Unmanned Aerial Vehicles – Quo Vadis” ILA. Berlin Air Show,

               International Aerospace Exhibition and Conferences. 2008 (May)

 

  • Poster Paper Presentation. Title: ‘Space-Art-Rescue. A Satellite Based Alarm System & Disaster Reduction (S.A.W)’ at ‘Space Solutions to Earths Global Challenges’. 12th International Space University. Annual International Symposium, Strasbourg, France. CD Publication ISU. 2008 (February)

 

  • Presentation. Title: ‘Space-Art-Rescue S.A.W’. Manifesto and Space Art Drawings feedback presentation to Delta Utec, Delfly and Space Synapse in the Netherlands. 2007 (December)

SATELLITE ART WORKS (S.A.W)

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