Psychedelic Artist’s Work Blasting Off Again to Orbit Earth in Global Space Art Mission
I think there is something beautiful about art inspired by Altered States of Consciousness spreading vast distances & ending up in hard to reach places
Rescheduled Twice But Now Set for Lift-off
The launch, scheduled for Today, June 23rd, will carry Joey’s digital piece, Our Story, aboard the Nyx capsule along with the rest of the MoonMars Museum, as part of the Space Renaissance 4 All Gallery mission.
This work and more info on moon launch can be found here:
What’s The Mission?
The capsule will be launched into Orbit ,carrying a symbolic collection of art, science, and culture curated from around the world. The initiative, part of the global Space4All: On Earth and Beyond campaign, is designed to promote a human-centered, inclusive future for space exploration, one that celebrates imagination alongside innovation.
Our Story
“This artwork being sent is very symbolic of the mission taking place, being that it is about humanity coming together in collaboration in the face of the impossible”
What is Aboard?
The gallery features contributions from over 30 countries, including poetry, visual art, 3D-printed sculptures, space science, and planetary materials. It is coordinated by Space Renaissance International, in partnership with educational, scientific, and space organizations around the globe.
This mission follows Joey’s earlier milestone: a digital artwork delivered to the Moon’s Mare Crisium Crater on March 2, 2025, aboard Firefly Aerospace’s Blue Ghost lander, as part of the Moon Gallery Test Payload organized by the MoonMars Museum.
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Launch at a Glance
• Date: Monday, June 23, 2025 4 pm CST
• Mission: Space Renaissance for All Gallery
• Vehicle: Nyx capsule
• Duration: 6 months in Earth orbit
• Oklahoma Psychedelic Artist: Joey Shebester (Ferociously Amused) representing the state in this global cultural mission
Buy a Print of The Art on The Moon & Now Set To Orbit Earth!
Our Story Framed Photo Paper 12”x18”
Our Story Photo Paper 12”x18”
Information on the MoonMars Museum that organized the artwork leaving earth can be found here
The previous news coverage from the moon landing back in March can be found here: