Global spatial practice
concerned with issues of
environment, territory,
and technology

 
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Hearing Change in the High Himalaya [RØDE, Harvard Asia Center, 2025] Re-Wilding Pittsburgh [CMU, 2021] Digital Map Archive [National Geographic, 2026] Sonic Weathers [Kirkland Gallery, 2023] Second Chance Showroom [MIT Tang Center, 2023] Sea for Sand [Antwerp Museum of Photography, 2026] Sonic Weathers [Kirkland Gallery, 2023] Audio Aviary [Gund Hall, 2025] You are On Mute [Harvard CGIS, 2024] Expo Boza [Les Arches Citoyennes, 2025] Sounding Installation [Perkins Eastman, Crown Castle, 2020] Spooky Technology [IDeATe Lab, CMU, 2022] Mapping Nomadic Assemblies [UNCCD COP17, 2026] Museum of Weather [CMU, 2019]


SPACE


Partners, Institutes

National Geographic
Antwerp FOMU
UNCCD COP17
Botin Foundation
Cooking Sections
UCLA Hammer Museum
RØDE
Rhizome NYC
Warhol Foundation for Visual Arts
Washington Project for the Arts
Kirkland Gallery
Harvard CGIS
Harvard CAMLab
Harvard Salata Institute

SMSTOEARTH designs exhibitions, installations, and public spaces concerned with environmental data, archives, and collective testimony. The studio treats space and architecture as instruments for other modes of measurement and sensing, monitoring atmospheric change, habitat loss, and infrastructures of surveillance.

Here, new technology is positioned not as deterministic endeavor, but as a prompt for radical forms of re-design and re-worlding. Projects have examined defunct technology, reused materials, existing infrastructure, and citizen-collected data, situating questions of climate, labor, and migration in the specific conditions of a site.