Sophie Dyer is an designer, educator, and sometime writer. Their work uses participatory and investigative design to explore anticolonial and feminist approaches to weather, climate, and social justice issues more broadly.

For the last five years, Sophie co-led open-weather. For all open-weather works, alongside the 2.5K satellite images archived by the collective, see the project site.

Latest exhibition: Another Space Agency is Possible ASAP
Latest interview: Counter-Mapping: A Research Method in Art and Design

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How to Read a Storm

An introduction to radio and remote sensing in collaboration with Vinitia Deshmukh. Guided by scientific models and participants' experiences of the weather, this workshop explores how to ‘read’ storms in the sky and in satellite images. To read a storm is to map the structure of a cyclone and to understand its excess heat as inseparable from four centuries of extractivism.
(May 2026)
Echo Correspondence and Klima Biennale Wien
Kleingartenverein Brunnstube
Vienna, Austria
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