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How to grasp, in feeling as much as in thought, the promise of new forms of life in the air?

* from a poem written by Percy Bysshe Shelley, ‘The Cloud’ (1820) In 2014, on the occasion of the exhibition

‘Nothing distinguishes me ontologically from a crystal, a plant, an animal, or the order of the world; we are drifting

In our late industrial times, two weighty terrestrial infrastructures appear inescapable when becoming unstuck from the earth’s surface. Whether it

Tomás Saraceno’s Aerocene is astonishing for many reasons. Foremost is the degree to which his experiment manifests the salient principle

Museo Aero Solar, already presented in more than 20 locations worldwide since its start in spring 2007, is a global

As society struggles to come to terms with the implications of antropogenic climate change, it is becoming increasingly clear that

500 years ago the people of Louth, a prosperous market town in east England, conquered the sky. At the west

During the period of modernity we got accustomed to the understanding of the human beings as determined by the social