Spacecraft (do not conquer)

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Óscar Santillán

Spacecraft (do not conquer), 2018

Óscar Santillán (1980)

Spacecraft (do not conquer)

2018

Extraterrestial soil turned into ceramics

Variable dimensions

Spacecraft (do not conquer), Óscar Santillán, 2018. Photo by: Otsuka Keita, Kato Ken, Kato Hajime, Kamiiisaka Hajime. Courtesy of LLANO and the artist’s studio. La Colecciòn Jumex, Mexico.

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