Building
the Vision
02 — The Team
Curator
Alfred Camp
Alfred Camp is the founding curator of the Lunar Pavilion at La Biennale di Venezia. His vision for the pavilion is rooted in a belief that art occupies a liminal space — neither truth nor illusion, but a conduit between states of being.
Drawing on the moon as the oldest symbol of humanity's desire to explore the unknown, Camp has assembled a Curatorial Score that unfolds not as conclusion but as open measure — inviting artists, visitors, and thinkers to inhabit a shifting rhythm of discovery.
His work asks what it means to reflect rather than possess, to witness rather than conquer, and to carry meaning not by generating it, but by holding it across time.
"Each footprint may last a million years, yet where their path ends, our journey begins."
Co-founder & Producer
David McKnight
David McKnight is an internationally experienced leader in sustainability at the highest levels. A chemical engineer by training, he has spent three decades advising boards and senior leadership across oil & gas, renewables, mining, FMCG and telecoms on some of the defining challenges of our time.
At Shell, McKnight oversaw safety, environmental, and financial risk across global assets. At DuPont he led sustainability projects for multinationals across Asia Pacific and at The Crown Estate, he implemented its first integrated sustainability strategy. As a Director at Edelman, he led sustainability strategy and communications for multinational clients. At EY, he developed their sustainability audit methodology.
It is this breadth — engineering rigour, strategic vision, global fluency — that McKnight brings to the Lunar Pavilion. He co-founded the project with the belief that the questions which have always driven humanity outward — What is out there? Why are we here? — are the same questions that must now shape how we live on Earth.