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Passage of WaterProf. Yiyun Kang (2023)

Passage of Water》은(는) Prof. Yiyun Kang2023년 작품이다. 매체: in a collaboration with NASA and Google. Online web artwork and Offline site-specific installation.. 장소: . KAIST 경험디자인연구실(XD Lab)에서 제작·연구되었으며, 미디어아트·인터랙티브 아트·웹 아트 맥락에서 감상할 수 있다.

크레딧

작가
Prof. Yiyun Kang
연도
2023
매체
in a collaboration with NASA and Google. Online web artwork and Offline site-specific installation.
참여
Artist | Creative Director | Story | Research | Moving image YIYUN KANG
Data visualisation | Analysis | Web developer JEANYOON CHOI

요약

Passage of Water is an immersive artistic experience that interprets historical data from NASA’s GRACE satellites and new high-resolution data from NASA’s SWOT mission to illustrate how climate change is impacting Earth’s water cycle.

작품 설명

Passage of Water is Yiyun Kang's interactive artwork highlighting freshwater's diminishing availability and its relation with climate change. Kang spent a year from November 2022 to December 2023 as an artist in residence in the Google Arts & Culture Lab’s Heartbeat of the Earth programme, which tasks artists with addressing the climate crisis. Passage of Water is the outcome of Kang's residency programme. ​

Made in partnership with Google Arts & Culture and NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Passage of Water uses a vast amount of datasets from two of NASA’s satellites; GRACE and SWOT. Notably, the SWOT satellite was launched in Dec 2022, and its first dataset was exclusively used for the first time in Passage of Water before being publicly released. ​

With cohesive storytelling alongside various techniques in data visualization, software engineering, interaction design and audio-visual production, Passage of Water presented an immersive and accessible platform for audiences to deeply engage with the global freshwater crisis, showcased across online and offline venues including the COP28 conference.

Passage of Water demonstrates a true convergence of Art and Science, illustrating how artwork incorporating scientific findings and engineering applications can come together to orchestrate an artistic experience that facilitates a public conversation on critical issues facing humanity. Thus, experiencing Passage of Water will provide the seamless integration of science and technology with art, offering a unique example of interdisciplinary collaboration. ​

Passage of Water web artwork was launched on the Google Arts & Culture platform on 30 November 2023. Kang then adapted the online experiment into an in-person exhibition at the 28th United Nations Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP28) Dubai, UAE from 30 November to 12 December 2023.

자주 묻는 질문

누가 만든 작품인가요?
Prof. Yiyun Kang. KAIST 경험디자인연구실(XD Lab) 소속 연구자가 제작한 작품입니다.
어떤 매체로 만든 작품인가요?
in a collaboration with NASA and Google. Online web artwork and Offline site-specific installation..
어디서 전시되었나요?
XD Lab / KAIST.

관련 링크

Passage of WaterProf. Yiyun Kang (2023)

Passage of Water is a 2023 work by Prof. Yiyun Kang. Medium: in a collaboration with NASA and Google. Online web artwork and Offline site-specific installation.. Venue: . Produced and researched at XD Lab (Experience Design Lab), KAIST — part of a broader inquiry into media art, interactive art, and web art.

Credits

Artist
Prof. Yiyun Kang
Year
2023
Medium
in a collaboration with NASA and Google. Online web artwork and Offline site-specific installation.
Participants
Artist | Creative Director | Story | Research | Moving image YIYUN KANG
Data visualisation | Analysis | Web developer JEANYOON CHOI

Summary

Passage of Water is an immersive artistic experience that interprets historical data from NASA’s GRACE satellites and new high-resolution data from NASA’s SWOT mission to illustrate how climate change is impacting Earth’s water cycle.

Description

Passage of Water is Yiyun Kang's interactive artwork highlighting freshwater's diminishing availability and its relation with climate change. Kang spent a year from November 2022 to December 2023 as an artist in residence in the Google Arts & Culture Lab’s Heartbeat of the Earth programme, which tasks artists with addressing the climate crisis. Passage of Water is the outcome of Kang's residency programme. ​

Made in partnership with Google Arts & Culture and NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Passage of Water uses a vast amount of datasets from two of NASA’s satellites; GRACE and SWOT. Notably, the SWOT satellite was launched in Dec 2022, and its first dataset was exclusively used for the first time in Passage of Water before being publicly released. ​

With cohesive storytelling alongside various techniques in data visualization, software engineering, interaction design and audio-visual production, Passage of Water presented an immersive and accessible platform for audiences to deeply engage with the global freshwater crisis, showcased across online and offline venues including the COP28 conference.

Passage of Water demonstrates a true convergence of Art and Science, illustrating how artwork incorporating scientific findings and engineering applications can come together to orchestrate an artistic experience that facilitates a public conversation on critical issues facing humanity. Thus, experiencing Passage of Water will provide the seamless integration of science and technology with art, offering a unique example of interdisciplinary collaboration. ​

Passage of Water web artwork was launched on the Google Arts & Culture platform on 30 November 2023. Kang then adapted the online experiment into an in-person exhibition at the 28th United Nations Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP28) Dubai, UAE from 30 November to 12 December 2023.

FAQ

Who made this work?
Prof. Yiyun Kang, a researcher at XD Lab (Experience Design Lab), KAIST.
What medium is it?
in a collaboration with NASA and Google. Online web artwork and Offline site-specific installation..
Where was it shown?
XD Lab / KAIST.

Related

Passage of Water

2023
ArtistProf. Yiyun Kang
Mediumin a collaboration with NASA and Google. Online web artwork and Offline site-specific installation.
Venue
ParticipantsArtist | Creative Director | Story | Research | Moving image YIYUN KANGData visualisation | Analysis | Web developer JEANYOON CHOI
Passage of Water

Passage of Water is an immersive artistic experience that interprets historical data from NASA’s GRACE satellites and new high-resolution data from NASA’s SWOT mission to illustrate how climate change is impacting Earth’s water cycle.

Passage of Water

Passage of Water is Yiyun Kang's interactive artwork highlighting freshwater's diminishing availability and its relation with climate change. Kang spent a year from November 2022 to December 2023 as an artist in residence in the Google Arts & Culture Lab’s Heartbeat of the Earth programme, which tasks artists with addressing the climate crisis. Passage of Water is the outcome of Kang's residency programme. ​

Made in partnership with Google Arts & Culture and NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Passage of Water uses a vast amount of datasets from two of NASA’s satellites; GRACE and SWOT. Notably, the SWOT satellite was launched in Dec 2022, and its first dataset was exclusively used for the first time in Passage of Water before being publicly released. ​

With cohesive storytelling alongside various techniques in data visualization, software engineering, interaction design and audio-visual production, Passage of Water presented an immersive and accessible platform for audiences to deeply engage with the global freshwater crisis, showcased across online and offline venues including the COP28 conference.

Passage of Water demonstrates a true convergence of Art and Science, illustrating how artwork incorporating scientific findings and engineering applications can come together to orchestrate an artistic experience that facilitates a public conversation on critical issues facing humanity. Thus, experiencing Passage of Water will provide the seamless integration of science and technology with art, offering a unique example of interdisciplinary collaboration. ​

Passage of Water web artwork was launched on the Google Arts & Culture platform on 30 November 2023. Kang then adapted the online experiment into an in-person exhibition at the 28th United Nations Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP28) Dubai, UAE from 30 November to 12 December 2023.

© 2023 Experience Design Lab (XD Lab), Prof. Yiyun Kang

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