Our Fragile Space, a powerful outdoor photography exhibition by Australian photographer Max Alexander, is on display in central London this spring at the Royal Astronomical Society.

The exhibition brings together striking large-scale images that reveal the hidden reality of Earth’s orbital environment - from satellite trails streaking across the night sky to the infrastructure and people working to better understand and protect it. Blending artistic photography with scientific storytelling, Alexander makes a complex and often invisible issue both immediate and visually compelling.

Focusing on the growing challenge of space debris, the project explores near-Earth orbit as a “fourth domain” of environmental concern. It also speaks to the wider global conversation around the rapid expansion of satellite networks and the need to safeguard the night sky as a shared human resource.

Previously shown at major international venues including the United Nations and the European Parliament, Our Fragile Space has become a globally recognised project, using visual storytelling to raise awareness and encourage dialogue around space sustainability.

Dates: 19 March – 10 May 2026
Time: 10am–4pm (daily)
Venue: Royal Astronomical Society, Burlington House, Piccadilly, London W1
Nearest Tube: Green Park / Piccadilly Circus

Entry is free and no booking is required.