Gravity  Drama! Yael Frank’s latest work is an artistic experience created especially  for astronauts in space. It is a digital theatrical artwork that animates  objects on the International Space Station by planting surreal scenes in the  existing environment. By making purposeless or illogical objects and  situations appear in a hyper-mechanized, monitored and computerized  environment where every moment and every centimeter are dedicated to research  and the advancement of humanity, the artist seeks to juxtapose micro-culture  against macro-science. Her work poses a question: Can a “greedy” cultural  experience be crafted inside the ascetic, functional and extreme environment  created by research-driven human presence in space? By scanning codes placed  throughout the station, astronauts could access an app that allowed them to  experience these scenes and objects through an iPad screen, with the scenes  layered onto the camera’s live view of the station. Thus, the entire space  station became a virtual artwork.