Gallery F

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A MANIFEST FOR THE MOON

The Lunar Codex uses digital and analog technology to preserve art, books, music, and more, enclosed in time capsules and launched to the Moon. It is a message-in-a-bottle to the future.

Curatorial Notes

Gallery F showcases a selection of works from "The Nova Collection" and "The Polaris Collection", representing only a small fraction of the total works archived by the Lunar Codex.

The artists in the Codex range far and wide across the globe, from India to the U.S., from Hungary to South Africa, from Australia to the Philippines.

All bring to their work a sense of immediacy and emotion in the figurative language of the world around us, whether through an expressionist lens or distilled through the idiom of realism.

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Works are identified by respective launch mission and Lunar Codex collection as follows:

AM1 - Artemis 1 Mission (The Orion Collection)
PM1 - Astrobotic Peregrine Mission 1 (The Peregrine Collection)

IM1 - Intuitive Machines Nova-C Mission 1 (The Nova Collection)

GM1 - Astrobotic Griffin Mission 1 (The Polaris Collection)

WHOLEHEARTED

Hari Lualhati (2015) - IM1

- Oil on canvas

- 24” x 24”

- Private collection

WHALES

Mia Tavonatti (2005) - IM1

- Glass mosaic
- 48" x 35"

- Private collection

CHARLOTTE, NIGHT LIGHT

Lisa Maria Reese (2021) - IM1

- Chromogenic print

- Part of the Charlotte series

- Private collection

REMINISCENCE

Oceana Rain Stuart (2016) - IM1

- Bronze sculpture on granite base

- 9" x 6" x 6"

- Part of the Fragments Collection

- Private collection

ROSARY

TRISTAN AND ISOLDE

Gromyko Semper (2016) - IM1, PM1

- Ink, distemper, and acrylic on canvas
- 60” x 36”
- The Argo Collection

LOVE ENCOMPASSES

Ramon Orlina (2014) - IM1

- Carved lavender crystal
- 8.5” x 9” x 3.5”
- The Argo Collection

MADONNA AND CHILD

Benjamin Cabrera (2015) - IM1

- Acrylic on paper
- 9" x 12"
- The Argo Collection

CONCATENATIONS

Rosario Bitanga (1985) - IM1

- Oil on canvas

- 26" x 32”

- The Windrift Collection

FLYING DAKINI

Agnes Arellano (2014) - IM1

- Life-sized sculptural installation in plaster and crushed marble

- Private collection

MENACING LOVE

Marcel Antonio (2015) - IM1

- Acrylic on canvas
- 60" x 60"

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THE STARS AWAKEN A CERTAIN REVERENCE

Riel Jaramillo Hilario (2015) - IM1

- Carved and engraved polychrome
- 36" x 63.4" x 3.5"

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LIFE FORMS WITH GLORIOUS FEELINGS

Hazel Bartram-Birchenough (2021) - IM1

- Digital painting
- Print or tapestry up to 25' x 34’
- Selected for exhibition at the My Virtual Blaffer exhibition, an exhibit held online due to the Covid-19 pandemic in 2021, hosted by the Blaffer Art Museum, University of Houston, Texas, U.S.A.

Sheryl Luxenberg -To Everything There Is

TO EVERYTHING THERE IS A SEASON

Sheryl Luxenberg (25 April 2019 - 25 October 2020) - IM1

- Acrylic and charcoal on linen canvas

- Three panels, each 72"x 36"
- Inspired by the IBEX Collection
- From Pain to Paint. Canadian hyperreal painter Sheryl Luxenburg paints the project of her lifetime to raise awareness against sexual abuse

GRAVITY

Rebecca Léveillé (2021) - IM1

- Oil on canvas

- 36" x 48"

MANIFEST

FORTUNE

Tran Nguyen (2018) - GM1

- House paint on brick wall

- 22' x 9'

- Mural in Kakaa'ako, Hawaii

- Photograph by Jackson Wong

CRYSTAL CHIME

Natalia Socolnicova (2021) - GM1

- Acrylic on canvas
- 30" x 45"
- Private collection

KAYLIE

Lavina Flores (2021) - GM1

- Digital illustration for graphic novel

FEBRUARY 2005

Heather Horton (2005) - PM1, GM1

- Oil on canvas
- 48" x 36"

- Private collection

EVERY BREATH I TAKE

Gromyko Semper (2016) - GM1

- Acrylic ink oil and distemper on canvas

- 72" x 48"

SHORES

Viktoria Savenkova (2021) - GM1

- Oil on wood
- 9-4/5" x 15"
- The Windrift Collection

STAR OF THE SEA

Martina Mcateer (2015) - GM1

- Oil on canvas

- 23-1/2” x 17-1/2”

WONDER

Jessica Libor (2019) - IM1, GM1

- Oil on canvas

- 48” x 72”

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THE AGE OF TIME III 1679-1681

Roberta Boffo (2021) - IM1, GM1

- Acrylic on canvas
- 20" x 20"

- In the “The Age of Time” series, the artist looks at time and human history through the memories of trees. With 342 rings in this piece, this tree's memory takes us back to the end of the 1670s and the beginning of the 1680s. Among its memories:

- In March of 1680, a total eclipse of the Sun is visible over central Africa, with totality over what is now the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

- In November the Great Comet of 1680, also called Kirch's Comet after its discoverer, appeared in Earth's vicinity. It was the first comet discovered by telescope.

HUMPBACK SWIMMING IN THE MILKY WAY

Alan Syliboy (2019) - GM1

- Acrylic on canvas

- 16" x 20"

THE YELLOW VASE

Anna Jurinich (2016) - GM1

- Acrylic on paper

- 23" x 30"

P26

Ofer MizraChi (2022) - GM1

- Original chromogenic print

- MizraChi creates abstract photographic images from nature, without the need for computer processing

LUNA SUMMONING SPRING

Shannon Phaneuf (2022) - GM1

- Digital photograph

- From portfolio Summoning Spring

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IN PÚRIBUS: DESPLAZAMIENTOS

Sthef Millán (2020) - GM1

- Oil on canvas
- 35.4" x 27.5"

- The title is from the corruption of the Latin expression in puris naturálibus - in pure natural state or naked. The displacements in the piece represent a state of double exposure, suggesting a more intimate and vulnerable being, both physically and mentally.