<p>Our strive toward technological advancement is quickening our demise. It’s a futile irony, destroying our present to make way for the future, and it paints something of a bleak landscape. But, with ‘Phase Transition’, at least it sounds good. </p> <p>Kathy Hinde’s ‘Phase Transition’ turns global warming data into noise in real time. Every time you choose plastic over paper or decide to skip the recycling Hinde’s installation melts at a rate determined by climate change data. The water droplets falling into metal containers below that resonate across the room, almost like a ticking clock. The performance is cut to vinyl over the course of performance, composing an all too real orchestral score to our own extinction, one where we are all performers. </p> <ul> <li>Jack Needham</li> </ul>