Comprising Ángeles Angulo (Lorca, 1972) and Román Torre (Candás, 1978), Rotor Studio works at the intersection of art, science and technology, developing devices that transform complex phenomena into sensory experiences.

In Nube Móvil [Moving Could] (2026), created as part of the ACTS (Art, Science, Technology and Society) residencies in collaboration with the National Meteorological Agency (AEMET), the duo presents a hybrid installation that combines elements of a weather station, mobile architecture and a performative artefact. The installation collects real-time atmospheric data —temperature, humidity, pressure and airborne particles— and translates it into visual and auditory stimuli. Conceived as a lightweight structure inspired by the shifting form of a cloud, the work brings scientific observation tools into the public space, making normally invisible processes visible. Designed to be moved by bicycle or pulled along on foot, Nube Móvil turns every journey into an opportunity for interaction and connection. The work invites us to experience the climate collectively, prompting reflection on how we perceive and inhabit the atmosphere in the context of an environmental emergency.