Open-weather
Open-weather is a collaborative art and research project with geographer Sasha Engelmann probing the noisy relationships between bodies, atmospheres and weather systems through experiments in Ham radio, open data and feminist tactics of sensing and séance.
(2020)
Unsolicited
London
Open-weather is a collaborative project with geographer Sasha Engelmann probing the noisy relationships between bodies, atmospheres, and weather systems through experiments in amateur radio, open data and feminist tactics of sensing and séance.
Open-weather encompasses a series of how-to guides and critical frameworks, artworks and workshops on the reception of satellite images using free or inexpensive amateur radio technology. When possible, we work with open-source software and hardware.
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Decoding NOAA satellite images during a workshop at Kunstverein Wagenhalle, Stuttgart, Sep. 2020. Hosted by Akademie Schloss Solitude. -
Transmission from the NOAA-19 satellite as it passed Northbound over London on 12 April 2020 on 137.10 MHz. Image: open-weather CC BY 4.0
