LUNMaske

LUNMaske is a type of environmental and performance art project that originated in the 2000s in Germany. The project's main objective is to raise awareness about the impact of human activity on the environment, particularly in the context of industrial development and urbanization.

The LUNMaske project involves a series of performances and installations that combine music, dance, and visual arts to create an immersive and interactive environment. The performances typically take place in natural or industrial settings, and the audience is encouraged to participate and engage with the artwork.

The project's name, "LUNMaske," translates to "Moon Mask" in English. The term refers to the way industrial society has created a sort of " mask" for itself, hiding the true cost of its activities behind a veneer of technological progress and economic efficiency. The project seeks to expose this mask, to reveal the environmental and social consequences of human action, and to encourage people to think more critically about their relationship with the natural world.

LUNMaske has been exhibited and performed in various locations across Germany, including industrial sites, parks, and urban squares. The project has been recognized for its innovative approach to environmental art and its potential to inspire new forms of engagement and discussion around sustainability issues.