about how aerosols in the atmosphere contribute to the formation of clouds part ofAtmospheric Frequencies is a series of audiovisual works developed around recurring observations of weather, light, color, and sound. The videos use computational image-making to modify familiar atmospheric phenomena through layering, motion, repetition, gradients, and shifts in color. The soundtracks follow a related process, combining jazz structures with electronic processing, sampling, synthetic timbres, and unstable rhythmic patterns.

The collection continues a broader interest in the computer as a tool for producing forms that do not need to convincingly imitate the physical world. The sky remains recognizable throughout the series, but each work introduces variations that would be difficult or impossible to encounter in ordinary observation. Rather than proposing a single imaginary future, Atmospheric Frequencies experiments with how digital processes can expand the ways we see and hear the atmosphere.