Sphaerosymphony: The Music of the Air
Presented by creative technologist David Oxley and Piera Morlacchi, Associate Professor at The University of Edinburgh, this evening blends science, art, and imagination.
About Sphaerosymphony: The Music of the Air
Take a deep breath and listen to the air itself.
Sphaerosymphony transforms real-time air quality data from cities around the world into an immersive visual and musical experience. A dynamic 3D sphere glows, pulses, and resonates in response to measured atmospheric changes. Presented by creative technologist David Oxley and Piera Morlacchi, Associate Professor at The University of Edinburgh, this evening blends science, art, and imagination.
Suitable for Ages 12+
Presented by The University of Edinburgh
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