Mediums
Audio
Light
Interactive computing & sensors
Environmental data
Plants
Carbon
Heat filament
Mycelium
Partners
British Council
Digital Nativ
Lawangwangi Creative Space
Touch cycles through 30 years of colour data of Keli Mutu lakes.
Audiences in Nada Bumi in Bandung.
Cloud transpiration based on water data from plants.
Metal forest growing on carbon cathode.
Nada Bumi (Earth Tones) is an interactive sensory exhibition exploring some of the earth’s most biodiverse ecosystems from across Java and Flores, Indonesia. A series of sculptural, environments, with sound, illumination and movement. Each ecosystem is underpinned by field recordings and driven by environmental data, such as plant transpiration, air, temperature and seismic activity.
The installation reimagines these ecosystems, highlighting their interconnections, beauty, fragility and power.
Nada Bumi (Earth Tones) is by Invisible Flock (UK) and Digital Nativ (Indonesia). Originally commissioned by British Council Indonesia as part of UK/ID Festival 2017.
Labuan Bajo Warming waters, bleaching corrals
Bromo Seismic activity
KeliMutu Colour lakes, changing water chemistry
Baluran Savannah bordered by mangroves, increasing heat
Publication