TWICE-TRODDEN GROUND

A wooden table with the lunar photograph, surrounded by scattered flour.

The lunar surface is revealed as a photograph on a wooden tabletop.

TWICE-TRODDEN GROUND

The Moon, Yutu and Lunar Dust

An Intra-active Practice-as-Research Workshop

SCAN THE MOON
Point your phone's camera at the photograph.

SCROLL TO LOOK AGAIN ↓

This is a photograph of the lunar surface taken during the Apollo programme, retrieved from NASA’s public archives and cropped to retain only the seemingly “clean” terrain.

But is the Moon really as untouched as it appears?

What traces might we leave behind
in the very act of looking?

AR EXPERIENCE / TOUR

On your phone, open moon-rabbit-ar.pages.dev or scan the QR code below.

Then point your phone's camera at the original lunar photograph at the beginning of this page.

Scan to open https://moon-rabbit-ar.pages.dev on your phone.

UPCOMING WORKSHOP

An invitation to encounter the Moon differently.

An experimental workshop bringing together photography, augmented reality and embodied encounters.

4 November 2026

Bradfield Room · Darwin College
Cambridge, UK

The traces do not end here.