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Kasia Molga – Human Sensor LDN
‘Human Sensor LDN’ by artist Kasia Molga, is a large-scale digital and performance artwork that explores Londoners’ daily exposure to air pollution through a combination of cutting-edge wearable technology and dance. Wired up to a series of breathing and air pollution data sensors, the dancer’s c...
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Ilé-Ìlá: A Place That Remembers Ranti Bam works primarily with clay, a material she understands as a living entity —responsive, impressionable, and shaped by time. Her work is titled ‘Ilé-Ìlá: A Place That Remembers’, which is fitting for its setting of Kierikki Stone Age C...
Climate Clock: Ranti Bam
Super Kello Super Kello provides the residents of Kello, a harbour in Haukipudas, with a place to sit, rest, and consider other ways to measure time. This bell-shaped stone sculpture faces out to sea like a light house, connecting the marine world to land; building a bridge...
Climate Clock: SUPERFLEX
Risk Assessing Risk Assessment For Climate Clock, Gabriel Kuri transforms a familiar urban underpass and road side into a terrain of climate risk, with ordinary lampposts, benches and rocks added into the landscape to create new street furniture and painted in the exac...
Climate Clock: Gabriel Kuri
The Most Valuable Clock in the World Tellervo Kalleinen and Oliver Kochta-Kalleinen have worked together for 25 years, creating temporary communities through artworks that take forms ranging from public-space interventions and reality games to participatory cinema and inter...
Climate Clock: Tellervo Kalleinen and Oliver Kochta-Kalleinen
Architectural snowflakes: Letters from Heaven As we face climate change, what letters might heaven be sending us? Takahiro Iwasaki plays with scale, his playful and humorous sculptures often make giant pylons and enormous cranes into miniature objects, creating fantastic...
Climate Clock: Takahiro Iwasaki
Climate Change
‘A wave in one language can be a Tsunami in another’. Renowned Delhi-based contemporary art group Raqs Media Collective are working with Invisible Dust to present a trail of augmented reality poems along the regularly flooding Thames riverside path, ‘The Tideway’, as ...
the tides of our tears, Raqs Media Collective
Invisible Dust is collaborating with Teos Culture and Art Association based in Izmir, Turkey, to co-curate our most recent edition of Forecast. Forecast Türkiye: Memory of Water / Suyun Belleği sees UK artist Shezad Dawood and Alice Sharp, Invisible Dust Artistic Dir...
Forecast Türkiye: Memory of Water / Suyun Belleği
Visit the live project page for ‘Climate Clock’ Iced rivers and snowy light – these beautiful scenes are of Oulu in Finland. Oulu usually has snow from November until April, and local people welcome it as with snow comes the reflected light illuminati...
Announcement: ‘Climate Clock’ – Oulu Capital of Culture 2026 Flagship Project
Photo by Jules ListerPart of Wild Eye This artwork has been created in the shape of a dolos – a form normally used as a defence to prevent coastal erosion. The sculpture is purposely only partially formed as it is intended to be completed by snowfall. The artist, Ryan Ga...
We are only human (Incomplete sculpture for Scarborough to be finished by snow), 2022 | Ryan Gander
“Art is a way of making the invisible visible, that’s why I’m part of this project. It’s about awareness, about getting everybody on board. Politicians say people aren’t ready, but they are ready. We can’t go back, there’s no turning back now – it’s a red alert, it’s a public ...
Breathe:2022 by Dryden Goodwin
The Future
‘A wave in one language can be a Tsunami in another’. Renowned Delhi-based contemporary art group Raqs Media Collective are working with Invisible Dust to present a trail of augmented reality poems along the regularly flooding Thames riverside path, ‘The Tideway’, as ...
the tides of our tears, Raqs Media Collective
Launched in November 2024, the fourth commission in the Wild Eye art and nature trail is an Augmented Reality work from leading UK artist Shezad Dawood collaborating with award-winning writer Daisy Hildyard. Weaving together science, storytelling, myth and local knowledge, ...
WILD EYE: ‘Ambiguous Machines’ by Shezad Dawood with Daisy Hildyard
Invisible Dust is collaborating with Teos Culture and Art Association based in Izmir, Turkey, to co-curate our most recent edition of Forecast. Forecast Türkiye: Memory of Water / Suyun Belleği sees UK artist Shezad Dawood and Alice Sharp, Invisible Dust Artistic Dir...
Forecast Türkiye: Memory of Water / Suyun Belleği
Tania Kovats’ new artwork ‘MOONMOTH’ inspired by 17th Century naturalist Maria Sibylla Merian 25–26 May 2024 at Aviva Studios in Manchester For its 2024 edition, WOW (Women of the World) Festival invited Invisible Dust to curate a new...
UnNatural History at WOW Festival Manchester: Tania Kovats’ MOONMOTH
Visit the live project page for ‘Climate Clock’ Iced rivers and snowy light – these beautiful scenes are of Oulu in Finland. Oulu usually has snow from November until April, and local people welcome it as with snow comes the reflected light illuminati...
Announcement: ‘Climate Clock’ – Oulu Capital of Culture 2026 Flagship Project
An extraordinary animation co-created by over 130 Lewisham Secondary pupils Premiering 30th November – Projected on the side of the Old Town Hall Catford! For Lewisham Borough of Culture 2022, artist Dryden Goodwin and Invisible Dust are working with more tha...
Drawing Breath Schools Commission for Lewisham Borough of Culture
Wild Eye, the art and nature programme celebrating Scarborough’s incredible wildlife and coastal environment, has launched a unique new sculpture at Scarborough Harbour. Wild Eye is a collaboration between Yorkshire Wildlife Trust and Invisible Dust. The sculpture has been...
WILD EYE: Sea Oak by Paul Morrison
Launched in November 2024, the fourth commission in the Wild Eye art and nature trail is an Augmented Reality work from leading UK artist Shezad Dawood collaborating with award-winning writer Daisy Hildyard. Weaving together science, storytelling, myth and local knowledge, ...
WILD EYE: ‘Ambiguous Machines’ by Shezad Dawood with Daisy Hildyard
Emma Smith’s Wild Eye commission is a series of six multi-part outdoor artworks installed along Scarborough’s Cinder Track, a historic railway line, now a popular cycle route and footpath that also serves as an important green corridor for wildlife. Artist Emma Smith has pr...
WILD EYE: The Cinder Track, Old Friends by Emma Smith
Photo by Jules ListerPart of Wild Eye This artwork has been created in the shape of a dolos – a form normally used as a defence to prevent coastal erosion. The sculpture is purposely only partially formed as it is intended to be completed by snowfall. The artist, Ryan Ga...
We are only human (Incomplete sculpture for Scarborough to be finished by snow), 2022 | Ryan Gander
Invisible Dust is collaborating with Teos Culture and Art Association based in Izmir, Turkey, to co-curate our most recent edition of Forecast. Forecast Türkiye: Memory of Water / Suyun Belleği sees UK artist Shezad Dawood and Alice Sharp, Invisible Dust Artistic Dir...
Forecast Türkiye: Memory of Water / Suyun Belleği
Artist Julie Freeman was commissioned by Data as Culture at the Open Data Institute (ODI) to create ‘Allusive Protocols’; a new kinetic data-driven work of art. With the support of Invisible Dust, Julie worked with ODI researchers, responding to the contradictions an...