Experience the life cycle of swirling phenomenons such typhoon, hurricane, and tropical cyclone, translating the beauty and tumult of our climate change into an immersive multimedia experience. 

The system has been designed to connect to a database and select a past hurricane at random in a specific location. Before each performance, a specific hurricane is selected, with its data influencing various layers of sound and visual composition. This process ensures that every show is unique and unpredictable. The audiovisual parameters are shaped by data such as geolocation, air pressure, temperature, and wind, offering valuable insights for those looking to understand the interpretation of a hurricane's passage in a dynamic form.

An audiovisual installation generated by monitoring the weather in the skies the International Space Station is currently flying on, recreating an abstract representation of what the humans orbiting our planet would see while looking down towards us.

The ever-changing visuals and soundscapes slide seamlessly from one form to another, abolishing separation lines, would they be geographical or symbolic, unifying the differences through gradual interconnections. The soundscape revolves around ambient compositions and meditative tones, recreating an ethereal atmosphere driven by celestial forces.

An audiovisual installation visualizes the movements of our garbage to explore possible impacts on future urban life within the context of waste. It makes visible the hidden dynamics within our disposing culture, triggering a wide discussion and understanding of challenges and problems concerning our present global era of trash.

A data-driven light installation introduces visitors to historical datasets and real-time datasets reflecting Prague’s current state in mobility, waste management, and microclimate. The pixel-based visual invites new interpretations through light and color, guiding visitors to perceive data rather than analyze it.