PLUME

Plume turns methane emissions into an interactive spatial presence. Through projection, refraction in water and reflections, the work builds a suspended plume that hangs between the front wall and the ceiling, enveloping the spectator inside an atmospheric space. Interaction is activated by voice: the user can speak to the plume, ask questions and shift the experience across different cases and territories. Each exchange also modifies its visual behavior, driving the movement of the water with a pump and producing an immersive, alive and atmospheric effect. More than illustrating data, Plume proposes a form of encounter with the invisible, turning an environmental signal into a presence that can be observed, questioned and inhabited.