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.

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A Year of Weather (work-in-progres)

In wake of Storm Boris, Typhoons Yagi and Krathon, and Hurricanes Helene and Milton; while feeling, still, the consequences of anomalous heat stress this Summer, Sophie Dyer from open-weather will share their work making tools and infrastructures bound up in our observations and sensing of weather. In open-weather, tools and infrastructures are understood as both technical and social. While weather and climate are always more-than-meteorological.
(November 2024)
Magazin
Magazin
Vienna, Austria