Breathe is a data-driven experience which is meant to explore the relationship between man and climate change, investigating Anthropocene and its connection to man and environment. Through a generative storytelling, Breathe discloses NASA open DATA between 1880 and 2018 about global warming as a direct consequence of greenhouse gases emissions.

Living in 2019 necessarily means having to deal with the strong increase of global warming and, as a Design Studio, we consider important to give our visual contribute to the communication of that phenomenon. Breathe interprets earth’s thought that, year by year, is going to be more turbulent.

Through a generative storytelling, Breathe discloses NASA open DATA between 1880 and 2018 about global warming as a direct consequence of greenhouse gases emissions.

Generative storytelling

This installation expands and takes shape by translating and visualizing the data into particles generated by an algorithm that shows different configurations as time passes.

Real time render

Each participant affects the turbulent shapes that identifies random behaviors for every new simulation.

Interactive sound Soundtrack

changes by each user movement generating spatialized sound effects.

Florence Biennale 2019

First Prize Design Award, Tech & Games section

First Prize Design Award, Tech & Games section