This exhibition presents the wondering possibility of settlement on a new planet. It brings fantastic and splendid dreams to audiences and inspires their utopian imagination.  But artists are rather invited to examine the cultural, rather than scientific, meanings of space exploration. It even involves a deep contemplation of the definition of inhabitation.

Natural phenomena are revealed to us as objects of respect and wonder. Habitation is poetic rather than scientific. The nature of dwelling is the nature of the poet. Provided that settlement was an inevitable event in human history, the divinity who initiates it should be an artist rather than a scientist. Only artists could bring us into contact with the mystery of new universe. In listening attentively and gratefully to how Being announces itself in art, humankind will prepare themselves for the task of safeguarding our new home.