Long Range Forecast is part of an ongoing series informed by weather data and satellite transmissions. Across the series, weather satellite signals are captured as sound and translated into images. The work is driven by climate, mapping, data sonification, and movement. The series presents weather as a borderless system, without landmass, fixed location, or centre.
For Long Range Forecast, these translated signals become records of atmospheric instability within a climate crisis. Noise, error, and digital interference are retained within the data, framing instability as an ongoing condition rather than an exception.
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