The Black Hole Experience Lands at L.A. Climate Week: A Cosmic Call for Environmental Change

The highlight of the week will be the Clean Energy Expo on September 14, offering free public access to the 53-foot mobile exhibition.Photo byCourtesy Photo

The Age of Union Alliance, led by Emmy award-winning executive producer and environmentalist Dax Dasilva, is bringing its immersive art installation, The Black Hole Experience (BHX), to Los Angeles during L.A. Climate Week. Created by artist Kelly Nunes, the exhibition aims to inspire the next generation of changemakers through a meditative journey into the cosmos. After successful showings in major cities like Chicago and New York, BHX will debut on the West Coast at House of Cocotte in the Arts District from September 8 to 15.

The highlight of the week will be the Clean Energy Expo on September 14, offering free public access to the 53-foot mobile exhibition. The BHX experience invites visitors to explore the awe of black holes while fostering a deeper connection with the natural world—an inspiring push for environmental conservation.