Apollo XVIII

2015


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Video Archive




Apollo XVIII is a multi-channel video installation that explores man’s relationship to space exploration.

Weaving computer-generated imagery with archival footage from real NASA missions and Hubble photos, Brambilla presents a fictitious journey to the moon and back, reinterpreting mankind’s space exploration in the electronic age.

During March 2015, Times Square was transformed into a virtual launchpad as Apollo XVIII played across dozens of electronic billboards from 11:57 p.m. to midnight. 


Dual-screen video tile display in custom enclosure 2:30s continuous loop 4K UHD color, sound.
sdf Exhibitions & screenings

New Space Moscow
Moscow, Russia

McCabe Fine Art
Stockholm, Sweden

Houston Museum of Art
Houston, Texas

Times Square Alliance
New York, New York

Selected press

NOWNESS
Out of this World: Apollo XVIII

Space
Artist’s ‘Apollo 18’ Moon Mission Launching Onto Times Square Billboards

VICE
Marco Brambilla’s Lunar Art Lands in Times Square