Kármán Sequence ER-01
The Kármán line is a boundary 62 miles above mean sea level that borders Earth's atmosphere and the beginning of space, and the Kármán Sequence is the pursuit of unity between space science and graphic design initiated by Shanghai-based graphic designer Scene Peng and Delft-based aerospace engineer Weilun Qin.
In harmony with nature and future, it outputs scientific thinkings and design logic through various forms and discussions. In this metallic Kármán Sequence ER-01, you will be introduced with a proposal of the satellite constellation in the Sun-synchronous orbit to extract solar power from space 24/7.
We invite you to look up for the further space-borne possibilities to gather more solar energy and don't forget looking down on the ground to protect your eyes from possible energy laser transmitted from our satellite constellation.
In harmony with nature and future, it outputs scientific thinkings and design logic through various forms and discussions. In this metallic Kármán Sequence ER-01, you will be introduced with a proposal of the satellite constellation in the Sun-synchronous orbit to extract solar power from space 24/7.
We invite you to look up for the further space-borne possibilities to gather more solar energy and don't forget looking down on the ground to protect your eyes from possible energy laser transmitted from our satellite constellation.
Schedule
Sat
13
Maker Central
11:00 am
Weilun Qin
Weilun is a PhD Candidate at the Department of Geoscience & Remote Sensing, TU Delft. He obtained his master's degree in Aerospace Engineering with a specialization in Space Exploration at TU Delft in 2021.
Scene Peng
Scene is a Shanghai-based creative director and graphic designer. She is the founder of design consultancy GZ as well as the co-founder of the London/Shanghai-based collaborative practice and publishing imprint In Good Company Intl.
https://byscene.com