A black pool filled with water, creating a reflective surface, sits in the middle of a space surrounded by stones. Rain falls into the water basin from a ceiling-mounted apparatus, controlled by condensed precipitation data from the exhibition’s locality, extracted from global images taken by meteorological satellites. An artificial rain device above the pool uses the data to make rain, creating a variety of ripple patterns that visualize the precipitation data throughout the piece. The lighting in the room also changes according to the volume and location of the droplets, in addition to the sound, which is generated in real-time, reflecting the rain.