I went to Certosa Island to visit the foundation Vento di Venezia… [read more]
21 Jul
Ten reasons to consider Jade Windscreen for boosting your immunity, right now. [read more]
29 Jun
Correggio’s Fantastical Mythological Masterpiece is one of Correggio’s crowning achievements with its ineffable sfumato. [read more]
22 Jun
For those who were in Venice and its mainland areas, November 28, 2002 is a significant day. [read more]
15 Jun
Aeoliphones have been used in theater, cinema, opera, and film as follie devices since the the 17th century. [read more]
08 Jun
It is difficult to speak of the winds in Venice without speaking of water. [read more]
01 Jun
The interior of most buildings employ climate control systems made to sense and nullify whatever weather [read more]
25 May
We trained an AI to search for mentions of the words wind, air, and ambience, first in Wikipedia and then beyond. [read more]
17 May
WASS is a stereoscopic system installed on the Aqua Grande offshore observation platform. [read more]
11 May
The Scirocco wind carries Saharan dust particles over the Mediterranean Sea. Prof. Emanuela Molinaroli has devised a simple bottle system to collect the dust particles that make it to Venice. [read more]
07 May
“By the Air I commonly understand that thin, fluid, diaphanous, compressible and dilatable Body in which we breath.” [read more]
27 Apr
The city-state of Singapore is heavily developed. The tropical climate produces the heat island effect when the sun reflects off of asphalt and buildings. [read more]
20 Apr
In the 18th century the Dutch implemented the Windrecht (the right to the wind). This ensured both a free airspace related to air capture needed for the windmill… [read more]
13 Apr
The modern city creates its own turbulences. [read more]
06 Apr
The black plague killed nearly 25 million people throughout Europe in the mid-14th century. [read more]
30 Mar
The face of the wind appears in architectural ornament around the world, particularly on facades. [read more]
23 Mar
How can we breath the air we share? [read more]
16 Mar
While looking at turbulence patterns in a wind tunnel, I recognized that one in particular took the form of a face; the face of the wind. [read more]
09 Mar
Aristotle considered light to descend from the sun to the earth and reflected back off of it to the media layer which demons inhabited. [read more]
02 Mar
The Acqua Alta flooding of Venice each year is inaugurated by the Scirocco wind.
23 Feb
It is possible that the Island was selected as a quarantine site due to its situation in relationship to wind currents. [read more]
16 Feb
This drawing is an attempt to internalize the Aristotelian conception of the cosmos. [read more]
09 Feb
A diagram depicting the vortical formation and dissemination of the Sirocco wind in North Africa, across the Mediterranean, to Europe. [read more]
02 Feb
Saharan Dust is transported North to Italy by the Scirocco wind over the Atlantic. [read more]
02 Feb
The Villa Aeolia is a building that is the clearest manifestation of the renaissance concept of Pneumatology. [read more]
29 Jan
The Saharan Dust blows north into Europe, including Venice and West across the Atlantic as well where it is known as Saharan Atmospheric Layer. [read more]
28 Jan
Annotation: Patterns can repeat infinitely so they may be thought of as static and unchanging. However rotational geometries can set these expanses into motion. I reconstructed one such pattern from the Alhambra Palace in Grenada, Spain. [read more]
28 Jan
While I was on the Greek Cyclades island of Amorgos, Saharan Dust carried over the Mediteranean by the Meltemi winds made for an exceptional sunset. [read more]
28 Jan
Striving towards a more inclusive society, Germany has named their new meteorology system Ahmet. I am often looking for the confluence of weather and politics. [read more]
27 Jan
Saharan Dust is transported North to Italy by the Scirocco wind over the Atlantic. [read more]
26 Jan
The Saharan dust carried by Scirocco winds bring “Blood Rain” to Europe. Other winds carry this dust to other parts of the world. [read more]
25 Jan
