INTRODUCTION & CONTEXT
Indoor air quality is a vital aspect of overall health and well-being, as people spend a significant amount of time within indoor spaces such as homes and workplaces. Unlike outdoor pollution, which is often discussed and monitored, our indoor air quality remains relatively overlooked and varies from place to place.
This project shares common themes and objectives with my previous project “An (all-time) Glow.” Both projects focus on understanding the impact of human activities on the built environment and examine different types of pollution that often go unnoticed. While “An (all-time) Glow” explores light and noise pollution, this project deals with indoor air pollution, a similarly pervasive and invisible problem.
Both projects aim to create an awareness of these invisible phenomena by transforming the intangible aspects of pollution into tangible, visible, or accessible forms.