The O.A.S.I.S.C.A.F.E. art installation is a -to scale- artistic representation of the Apollo Lunar Module that first landed on the moon in 1969. Visitors are able to climb inside the installation for a fully immersive experience. The lower half, or Descent Stage, houses a moon/space themed art galley, along with an illumniated sculputure of the main Descent Engine. The upper half / Ascent Stage, has been constructed dimenssionally accurate both inside and out to Lunar Modules that flew in space, so visitors can view and feel what it was like to be on the moon from the astronauts' perspective.

Each letter of O.A.S.I.S.C.A.F.E. represents the name of one of the manned Lunar Modules that flew in space:

Our Mission is to convey and remember the biggest and most daring adventure humanity has ever taken. It is to allow the younger generations to connect with and understand what has just been a fact of history that happened before they were born. It’s celebrating something that was accomplished 50 years ago, that humanity will still be remembering and celebrating 1000 years from now.

This project is the dream and passion of Jeremy S Smith. He got his start as an artist a decade ago learning and creating fire for the Mantis art car in 2010, and then taking things to the next level the following year on the Scorpion art car fire system. In more recent years Jeremy has created his own large fiery installations for the Regional Burn in Utah and Burning Man. Jeremy is a Mechanical Engineer by profession and avid space enthusiast.