The project uses sewage discharge data to create a visual art installation that symbolizes the environmental and human effects of water contamination. By transforming raw data into emotive visuals, it invites viewers to confront the often-hidden realities of water quality issues. The installation, made with various materials, aims not only to represent data but also to engage audiences on a sensory level. It acts as a provocative medium that raises awareness of significant environmental concerns, notably those related to sewage release and oil spills.
The project aims to highlight the way in which we experience and perceive data, encapsulating data as a visual metaphor.
The Water Company Cares juxtaposes the confrontational & provocative quote regarding the legal rights concerning swimming in the sea with raw data illustrated by morphing color.
Three Million Six Hundred and Six Thousand One Hunded and Seventy Hours focuses on the notion that effective forms of Data-Based art mutate data into an experiential phenomenon.
Silent Sea highlights the severity and environmental impact of oil spills at sea, raising awareness through innovative design and data representation.
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