Tempo e Tempo dives into the hypnotic flow of hundreds of open-access cameras, capturing the real-time metamorphosis of skies, oceans, forests, deserts, and glaciers across the globe. These electronic eyes, scattered across the internet, record the tangible signs of a planetary upheaval.

Designed by Luiz Zanotello, an algorithm compiles and choreographs these images into a visual symphony, revealing hidden patterns and unsettling synchronicities. Between scientific observation and digital poetry, the work transforms these streams into a meditation on time: the past (archived data), the present (live feeds), and the future (algorithmic predictions) intertwine, blurring chronological boundaries.

Is it a map of climate change? A technological prophecy? Tempo e Tempo provides no answers, but invites us to contemplate the unsettling beauty of a world in transition, where every pixel becomes an omen.