李佳阳 / Jiayang Li 中文

Generative Images

Typhoon Archive / 台风档案

An ongoing archive of generative moving images reconstructed from meteorological data, public records, and personal memory.

2026 · Ongoing · Generative images, moving image, data records, sound · Video, image sequence, web archive

Typhoon Archive / 台风档案
Year
2026
Status
Ongoing
Medium
Generative images, moving image, data records, sound
Format
Video, image sequence, web archive
Keywords
Typhoon · Generative Images · Meteorological Data · Archive · Moving Image

《台风档案》是一组持续生成的影像与数据记录项目。作品从亲历影像、新闻报道、气象资料与社交媒体信息中提取风速、降雨、预警等级、停航、停课、树木倒伏等事件,将这些原本用于描述灾害的参数重新转译为生成图像、动态影像与声音。

它并不试图还原一场台风的真实现场,也不是一份完整的气象档案,而是在个人记忆、公共信息与算法生成之间,重新组织风暴留下的视觉痕迹。在这里,台风既是一种天气系统,也是一种不断侵入日常生活的时间结构:风雨、停电、封闭、等待与恢复,被压缩为可以读取、调用和重组的数据单元。

作品试图讨论,当经验持续被新闻、平台与传感器记录之后,个人如何重新观看、记忆和想象一场风暴。

Typhoon Archive is an ongoing project of moving images and data records. Drawing from personal footage, news reports, meteorological data, and social-media traces, the work extracts elements such as wind speed, rainfall, warning levels, transport suspension, school closures, and fallen trees, translating these disaster-related parameters into generative images, moving-image works, and sound.

Rather than reconstructing the factual scene of a typhoon or compiling a complete meteorological record, the project reorganizes the visual residues of a storm between personal memory, public information, and algorithmic generation. Here, the typhoon is both a weather system and a temporal structure that repeatedly enters everyday life: wind, rain, blackouts, closure, waiting, and recovery are compressed into data units that can be read, activated, and recombined.

The work asks how an individual might continue to see, remember, and imagine a storm when experience is constantly recorded by news media, platforms, and sensors.

Images / 图像

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