Observed arrival · 2026-10-22
Cloudfulness: a cloud you can lie beneath
Cloudfulness is a research-creation installation that turns a suspended cloud into a shared light-and-sound environment, with a journal tracing its concept, materials and construction.
- For
- Participatory art audiences and potential collaborators
- Worth noticing
- The pilot used a body of fibre, bamboo skewers and a pyramid of LED pixels; the sound score uses drones, pads and bells.
Field notes
The journal follows the work from concept formation and improvisation through material tests, software studies and public sharing. One entry describes a two-day Sensitive Machines hackathon where the team built hand-played webs: one answered with sound and spoken prompts, the other with ripples of light. The site also frames the installation as a research-creation project made during a 2026 internship at Sony CSL Paris.
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