Art exploring the wonder of space to deepen our appreciation of the world we inhabit.





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OUR
      MISSION



Inploration exists to channel the human fascination with the cosmos towards social and environmental change. By bridging art, science, education, futures literacy, and design, we use the power of space to inspire our best on Earth, now.









EARTHRISE

APOLLO 8 MISSION, 1968

The Earthrise photograph—one of the most collected images of all time—helped to launch Earth Day and the modern environmental movement. The power of Earthrise speaks to “The Overview Effect”—a cognitive shift in awareness reported by astronauts when in spaceflight, seeing Earth from a new perspective. With a heightened understanding of the fragility and unity of life on our planet, many astronauts return from space with deep commitments to environmental stewardship and global cooperation.





THE
     CHALLENGE



Space can feel inaccessible, exclusive, reserved for the select few, a frontier out of reach. Creative images of our vast universe can still engender a deep sense of wonder without limits, but we are oversaturated with images of space and need new ways to cultivate “Earthrise moments” today.

OUR
     SOLUTION



Through art, design and new conversation with a full spectrum of thought leaders, Inploration expands access to deeper experiences of space and science. We creatively spark novel means of seeing our only home anew—fostering stewardship for the planet and awakening a deeper appreciation for those we share it with.









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     PROJECTS ︎︎︎


Our strategy unfolds through four key pillars: the Design + Education Lab, Artbook, Album, and Exhibit. These initiatives unite art, science, and exploration to spark curiosity and inspire action. By bridging creativity with cosmic wonder, we aim to foster deeper connections and drive change for a better future on Earth.



Through our projects, we aim to facilitate new perspectives. We aim to give the public a chance to engage and turn their gaze back to Earth to creatively experience this one small speck in the vast universe.