Silvery and sinuous, three thousand stainless-steel discs reflect the ever-shifting flow of both water and wind.

Each afternoon, hundreds of bunches of nylon bustles are illuminated by the yellow glow of the setting sun across the river.

A temporary installation harnesses wind data and vivifies the path of the wind.

Revealing the interplay of natural forces: the wind drives the rain, the rain dictates what types of plants grow and create pollen that rides in the wind.