Nelly Ben Hayoun-Stepanian, a creative director and activist, draws inspiration from figures like Marie Curie. Her vibrant office reflects her eclectic approach to projects, including a cosmic playground in London featuring asteroid-shaped rocks and inflatable Schrodinger's cats. Co-founder of the International Space Orchestra at NASA, she aims to challenge traditional power structures through art, turning scientists into artists. By infusing creativity into scientific discourse, she fosters new perspectives and public engagement in science and technology.
In March, she installed a cosmic playground in London's West End, placing asteroid-shaped rocks in Piccadilly Circus, alongside giant inflatable Schrodinger's cats.
The International Space Orchestra, which she co-founded, has redefined how we view science by blurring the lines between art and space exploration.
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