This installation was developed for the Planetarium building. Designed as an educational spatial experience, the project translated astronomical subjects into a sequence of physical, tactile, and visual environments.

The work included sculptural planetary models, suspended celestial objects, terrain-like landscapes, and didactic exhibition elements that supported the planetarium’s broader mission of making astronomy accessible to the public. Rather than presenting space only through digital projection, the installation created a material environment where visitors could encounter planets, moons, craters, orbital systems, and imagined extraterrestrial landscapes at architectural scale.

The project combined model-making, surface finishing, scenic fabrication, sculptural construction, and exhibition design. Across the installation, painted planetary surfaces, textured asteroid forms, relief landscapes, and interpretive displays worked together to create an immersive bridge between scientific information and public imagination.