"The Skymill kinetic sculpture brings weather forecasts to life through gentle metal arms that move and shift in real time, creating a visual symphony that evolves constantly."
"Rosén and his team built this kinetic sculpture from a shared longing for something more tangible, recognizing that not everything needs to be fast and digital."
The Skymill kinetic sculpture revolutionizes weather forecasting by turning it into an artistic and tangible experience. Designers Gustav Rosén and KLONG created this sculpture to express real-time weather changes through moving elements, which connect users to the natural environment. Unlike digital displays, Skymill portrays weather as a dynamic visual art, resonating with human senses and emotions. Its design results from a desire for deeper interactions with our surroundings, leading to a more meaningful connection with the unfolding atmosphere.
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