This project is about nostalgia, personal investigation, and testing the boundaries of data visualization, and creating a multi-sensory experience of invisible data.

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Within Invisibility renders wind data into a multi-sensory experience. Live data comes from 40 major Chinese cities, each represented by two fans. Each fan shows a graph called a rose or rhodonea curve. Wind speed change over the past six hours is proportionally condensed into six seconds, in order to fully visualize a full day’s wind dynamics within a visitor’s attention span.

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I want to explore the connection between one’s perception of a city and its data. Though invisible, wind is a universal force, tightly connected with a city’s climate, landscape, even infrastructure and traf C. Thus I have chosen wind as an agent to express multiple layers of data, to allow viewers to not only see but feel the data just as one feels the wind, be it gusty gale or gentle breeze.