Moon Frequencies: A Digital Art Exhibition Celebrating International Moon Day 2026
July 25, 2026 @ 08:00 – January 10, 2027 @ 17:00
Presented by the Moon Village Association Vienna, Moon Frequencies is a digital art exhibition by Rachel Jag that celebrates the cultural, scientific, and imaginative significance of the Moon. Marking International Moon Day 2026, the exhibition explores how contemporary digital art can deepen public engagement with humanity’s past achievements and future aspirations in space.
Drawing inspiration from lunar exploration, astronomy, and the evolving vision of a sustainable human presence beyond Earth, the exhibition features a collection of digital works that examine themes of discovery, innovation, resilience, and our enduring connection to the Moon. Through dynamic visual language, the artworks invite audiences to reflect on the Moon as both a physical destination for exploration and a universal symbol of curiosity, creativity, and shared human ambition.
By bringing together art and space science, Moon Frequencies encourages dialogue across disciplines and generations, demonstrating how artistic expression can complement scientific achievement and inspire new perspectives on humanity’s future in space. The exhibition serves as a tribute to international cooperation, innovation, and the collective pursuit of knowledge that International Moon Day represents.
