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Tomás Saraceno's Aerocene Pacha Balloon Flight Sets Records, Highlights Indigenous Resistance in Argentina

artist · 2026-04-20

On January 22, 2020, in Salinas Grandes, Jujuy, Argentina, artist Tomás Saraceno unveiled Fly with Aerocene Pacha, a solar-powered balloon helmed by Leticia Marques. The sculpture achieved a distance of 1.7 kilometers in 21 minutes during the event, part of the CONNECT, BTS initiative, which set six world records. Saraceno's research spans two decades and includes partnerships with institutions such as NASA, MIT, Max Planck Institute, and the Natural History Museum in London. The project aids 33 indigenous communities impacted by lithium mining. From 2015 to 2018, investments in lithium exploration in Argentina surged by 928%. Protests at the launch highlighted the importance of water over lithium. CONNECT, BTS showcases 22 artists curated by Daehyung Lee, merging art with science and ecology.

Key facts

  • Fly with Aerocene Pacha launched January 22, 2020 in Salinas Grandes, Jujuy, Argentina
  • The solar-powered balloon traveled 1.7km in 21 minutes, piloted by Leticia Marques
  • Project set six world records between January 21-28, 2020
  • Developed in solidarity with 33 indigenous communities affected by lithium mining
  • Lithium investment in Argentina grew 928% between 2015-2018
  • 36% of Argentina's lithium reserves are in Jujuy province
  • Part of CONNECT, BTS global initiative with 22 artists under curator Daehyung Lee
  • Saraceno has collaborated with NASA, MIT, Max Planck Institute, and Natural History Museum London

Entities

Artists

  • Tomás Saraceno
  • Leticia Marques
  • Daehyung Lee
  • H.G. Wells
  • F. Collins
  • Roald Amundsen
  • Kenneth Gatland
  • David Jefferis

Institutions

  • CONNECT, BTS
  • NASA's Ames Research Centre
  • Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  • Max Planck Institute
  • Natural History Museum London
  • Städelschule Frankfurt
  • Artforum
  • Frieze
  • Hyperallergic
  • ArtReview
  • Aerocene Foundation
  • Centro Cultural Kirchner
  • BTS

Locations

  • Salinas Grandes
  • Jujuy
  • Argentina
  • Germany
  • Frankfurt
  • Mountain View
  • California
  • United States
  • London
  • United Kingdom
  • Tres Pozos
  • Pozo Colorado
  • San Miguel del Colorado
  • Inti Killa de Tres Morros
  • North Pole
  • Switzerland
  • Zurich
  • Buenos Aires

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