An Interactive Data Experience
145 years of global temperature data — made visible, navigable, and alive. A digital companion to the Climate Change Skeleton sculpture at the MNCN-CSIC in Madrid.
The Project
This experience is a digital companion to the 'Climate Change Skeleton', a data sculpture by Antonio Moneo Laín and David San Román Gomendio, commissioned by the Spanish National Museum of Natural Sciences (MNCN-CSIC) in Madrid.
Our goal is to make complex climate data accessible, engaging, and understandable for a broad audience — transforming raw numbers into a story that fosters a deeper connection with the urgent reality of climate change.
Data source:
GISTEMP v4 — NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies
Global Temp. Anomaly 1880–2024
The Sculpture
A physical data sculpture permanently exhibited at the Spanish National Museum of Natural Sciences (MNCN-CSIC), Madrid.
Climate Change Skeleton — MNCN-CSIC, Madrid
Each rib represents one year of global temperature anomaly data (1880–2024)
What's Inside
A guided narrative journey through 145 years of temperature anomaly data — choose your own analytical path.
Converse with our AI climate assistant. Ask anything about the data, the science, or the sculpture.
Place the data sculpture in your space with AR, or step inside a virtual environment and explore it up close.
Simulate 'what if' climate scenarios using AI — see how different choices shape the temperature curve.
An interactive dictionary of key climate terms — browse a list, explore a mind map, or test yourself with a quiz.
A sound-reactive, particle-based visualization of the temperature data — climate science as living art.
The Team
Sculpture Author & Developer
Sculpture Co-Author
Museum Commissioner
Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales, Madrid
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Creating meaningful data experiences that connect people with complex information.
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