MOVING CLOUD
Moving cloud is a mobile device that transforms meteorological data into experience. It sits at the intersection of art, science and public space, proposing a new way for people to relate to the atmospheric and climatic environment.
The piece operates as a weather station, collecting real-time data —temperature, humidity, pressure, airborne particles, etc.— and translating it into visual and sound languages. This translation aims to create a perceptual experience that allows people to “feel” the climate beyond its numerical representation.
Formally, the speculative artefact draws inspiration from the idea of a cloud: a light, flexible structure in constant transformation. Through translucent materials and a range of sensors and devices, the piece takes on an almost organic behaviour, evoking and reinterpreting meteorological processes.
The project also introduces a performative dimension. Designed to move and be installed across different urban contexts, it offers a live, close and evolving experience for the public.
Bienal Climatica
From 12.06.2026 to 20.09.2026
Colección Arte y clima Miteco
Credits:
Concept / production / design / code : Ángeles Angulo & Román Torre.
Curated by Amanda Masha Caminals
Acquisition funded under the 2% Cultural Programme.
Work funded by the Ministry for Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge within the ACTS residency programme, 2026.
The ACTS 2026 residencies have been promoted by the Climate Biennial: Art, Industry and Territory, an alliance between the Ministry for Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge, the Ministry of Culture, the Ministry of Housing and Urban Agenda, the Government of the Principality of Asturias, the City Council of Avilés, and the Atelier itd Foundation. It is also supported by the Daniel and Nina Carasso Foundation and the Community Arts Lab by Porticus.
Rotor Studio.
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