Project Pressure

[11] Additionally, Project Pressure functions as a content provider for existing partners, communicating on multiple platforms.

In addition, a thermal image time-lapse film was created, showing how glaciers compare to the surrounding landscape by only reacting to long-term temperature changes, as opposed to weather fluctuations.

The work was gathered into the exhibition Meltdown – Visualizing Climate Change, which premiered at the Natural History Museum, Vienna in 2019.

[needs update] As an example of the exhibition's interactive features, Project Pressure developed a carbon footprint calculator to encourage audience engagement.

[20] To learn how carbon-intense their lifestyle is, users answer a series of questions to get an estimate as well as recommendations for improvements to make in areas such as home, transport, energy, food, and Internet usage.

The art piece was visualised by Joseph Michael, authored by Klaus Thymann, and soundtracked by musician and artist Brian Eno.