Jae Hoon Lee, 'Ocean Rain Part II', 2024. One channel video, 5 min, 3d graphic and animation by Alex Lim. Image courtesy of the artist.
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Part two of Jae Hoon Lee’s project Ocean Rain launches on 29 May 2024, when the moon is still in a high energy phase following Turu, the full moon.
This second film unfolds in a digital ocean where uncanny geological forms materialise. The dynamic interaction between ocean currents and rain simulates climactic conditions, rendered through a CGI imaginary.
Ocean Rain forms the seventh weather report from Te Tuhi’s Te Moana Nui ā Kiwa weather station Huarere: Weather Eye, Weather Ear, part of the World Weather Network.
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Part two of Jae Hoon Lee’s project Ocean Rain launches on 29 May 2024, when the moon is still in a high energy phase following Turu, the full moon.
This second film unfolds in a digital ocean where uncanny geological forms materialise. The dynamic interaction between ocean currents and rain simulates climactic conditions, rendered through a CGI imaginary.
Ocean Rain forms the seventh weather report from Te Tuhi’s Te Moana Nui ā Kiwa weather station Huarere: Weather Eye, Weather Ear, part of the World Weather Network.
