‘When Earth Speaks’ integrates science, nature, technology, and art to explore the relationship between data, humans, and the natural world. The exhibition and performance draw upon a data stream generated by a high-resolution soil sensor network installed for the Making the invisible visible project in the Cambrian Mountains, Mid Wales, the Elenydd plateau, known as the Ffridd (the upland fringe), approximately 600m above sea level. Whall utilises the continuously generated raw (dirty) unprocessed dataset as material from which to create durational drawings – analogue storage systems, or ink clouds, and subsequently sound compositions, music, dance, performance, and film.
The exhibition consists of drawings, sculpture, film, performance, the living mountain, robotics, music composition and photographs. ‘When Earth Speaks’ integrates science, nature, technology, and art to explore the relationship between data, humans and the natural world.
The exhibition consists of drawings, sculpture, film, performance, the living mountain, robotics, music composition and photographs. ‘When Earth Speaks’ integrates science, nature, technology, and art to explore the relationship between data, humans and the natural world.
