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Changing Weather by Nathalie MiebachWhen newspapers began printing color graphs, it was a revelation - color and form, shade and nuance, these small adjustments made the information more digestible. Now artist Nathalie Miebach has created an incredible new way to interpret weather data. Based in Cape Cod, Miebach collects information from outdoor locations and transforms the data into wild, woven baskets. But these aren't just beads, reeds and sticks, they're a collage of elements speaking to the higher senses - cloud covers, water currents and smells. Read on for a deeper analysis of these creative weavings.1
Changing Weather by Nathalie MiebachWhen newspapers began printing color graphs, it was a revelation - color and form, shade and nuance, these small adjustments made the information more digestible. Now artist Nathalie Miebach has created an incredible new way to interpret weather data. Based in Cape Cod, Miebach collects information from outdoor locations and transforms the data into wild, woven baskets. But these aren't just beads, reeds and sticks, they're a collage of elements speaking to the higher senses - cloud covers, water currents and smells. Read on for a deeper analysis of these creative weavings.2
Changing Weather by Nathalie MiebachWhen newspapers began printing color graphs, it was a revelation - color and form, shade and nuance, these small adjustments made the information more digestible. Now artist Nathalie Miebach has created an incredible new way to interpret weather data. Based in Cape Cod, Miebach collects information from outdoor locations and transforms the data into wild, woven baskets. But these aren't just beads, reeds and sticks, they're a collage of elements speaking to the higher senses - cloud covers, water currents and smells. Read on for a deeper analysis of these creative weavings.3
Changing Weather by Nathalie MiebachWhen newspapers began printing color graphs, it was a revelation - color and form, shade and nuance, these small adjustments made the information more digestible. Now artist Nathalie Miebach has created an incredible new way to interpret weather data. Based in Cape Cod, Miebach collects information from outdoor locations and transforms the data into wild, woven baskets. But these aren't just beads, reeds and sticks, they're a collage of elements speaking to the higher senses - cloud covers, water currents and smells. Read on for a deeper analysis of these creative weavings.4
Changing Weather by Nathalie MiebachWhen newspapers began printing color graphs, it was a revelation - color and form, shade and nuance, these small adjustments made the information more digestible. Now artist Nathalie Miebach has created an incredible new way to interpret weather data. Based in Cape Cod, Miebach collects information from outdoor locations and transforms the data into wild, woven baskets. But these aren't just beads, reeds and sticks, they're a collage of elements speaking to the higher senses - cloud covers, water currents and smells. Read on for a deeper analysis of these creative weavings.5
