Into The Wind Original

Inspired by the surroundings observation in everyday life, “Into the Wind” started as an experiment to reproduce a natural process in natural space, based on technological technique and human perception. The main focus of this project is the wind, a simple natural force flowing between us. We cannot see it yet we can experience its existence, feel its movements, and watch its breath life into grass and pollen. This installation invites the viewer to replicate the wind by triggering special mechanisms with their breath. Mainly, ‘Into the Wind’ consists of an interpretation of the blowing bubbles process. Shapes and forms of bubbles are varied depending on how the viewer blows, as they observe the whole process and mechanism, thanks to the work transparent structures. Into the Wind is designed to mimic nature, turning breath into wind by computer programming. The wind then activates and moves parts of the mechanisms. The results are different every time, making each interaction unique. The project also encourages the audience to experience and question the processes. Are they observers or are they part of the mechanism?