Nathalie Miebach Creates Meteorological Works of Art
Brian G Randles — October 17, 2010 — Art & Design
References: nathaliemiebach & wired
I think it is safe to say that when Nathalie Miebach talks about the weather, she isn’t just making everyday conversation. In an amazingly odd-shaped nutshell, Merbach “translates ecological, astronomical and meteorological data into physically woven, basket-like structures.”
And what is your hobby?
Anyway, the baskets that Nathalie Miebach weaves are three-dimensional grids on which to plot raw numbers. She never knows what the basket will end up looking like because the dimension and shape depend on the data she has collected. It's just so terrifically twisted!
And what is your hobby?
Anyway, the baskets that Nathalie Miebach weaves are three-dimensional grids on which to plot raw numbers. She never knows what the basket will end up looking like because the dimension and shape depend on the data she has collected. It's just so terrifically twisted!
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