Through the use of code and the creation of custom computer software, Brandon Morse builds generative simulations of complex systems. The resulting videos and video installations seek to draw parallels between the ways these systems work and the ways in which we, both individually and collectively, navigate the world around us. In Gradually, All At Once, Morse presents two new multichannel video works that use real satellite data to create digital abstractions of geological phenomena. In these poetic visualizations, which translate data into evocative, animated forms, the physical realities of earth’s shifting landscape are transformed into visual metaphors for human dynamics and social structures.

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