Shadows of Tomorrow

Shadows of Tomorrow uses body tracking to place your silhouette inside climate data. When you stand alone, you see a world damaged by climate change. When you hold someone's hand, the scene heals.

I wanted people to feel, in their own body, that we can only fix this together.

It won the Excellence Award at the GFAA Biennial, presented by Miami's Chief Heat Officer Jane Gilbert and author Jeff Goodell, which meant so much to me. It ran for three months in the gallery and has been shown at Parsons in New York, MIT Reality Hack and Ringling College. It was also an MVP finalist in the AWE XR Prize Challenge.