WorkWeb experience & visual identity

fromearth / 2050

Your world.
Seen differently.

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An interactive globe to explore the future through the places we know.

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01 — Motion studies

▶ Film · 8 sec

The living planet

Texture, atmosphere and a world in slow motion.

▶ Film · 8 sec

A constellation of places

The globe reduced to points. Geography becomes a rhythm.

▶ Film · 8 sec

A language of signs

The smallest marks carry the movement.

▶ Film · 8 sec

Time, made tangible

A number, a ruler, a quiet sense of progression.

▶ Film · 8 sec

Through a different lens

Glass and geography. A little distortion reveals a little more.

02 — Interactive studies

↔ InteractiveMove over the letters · Hold to leave heat · Or use Space

Leave your mark.

↔ InteractiveDrag to rotate · Scroll to zoom · Or use the controls

A different perspective.

↔ InteractiveDrag the ruler · Or use the arrow keys

Feel time move.

↔ InteractiveMove over the type to bend it · Or use the arrow keys

Look closer.

03 — Visual identity

Sculpted mountain relief in thermal colours on a fromearth campaign poster — Thermal reliefIllustration ↗

An imagined river delta in mineral and thermal colours — Thermal deltaIllustration ↗

Layered contours labelled place, year and projection — Layered perspectivesIllustration ↗

A sculptural graphite Earth created for the fromearth campaign — Graphite EarthIllustration ↗

Project information

fromearth / 2050 is a free browser experience for exploring climate projections through the places we know. Search for a city, turn the globe, move from 2026 towards 2050, or compare two places side by side.

Climate change is often described through global averages and distant horizons. This project begins with somewhere familiar: the city you live in, a place you grew up, somewhere you love. An invitation to explore a complex subject, with access to the sources and definitions behind it.

The visual language pairs a restrained interface with tactile imagery and motion. Thermal landscapes, layered contours and a graphite Earth extend the experience into a campaign. These illustrations are distinct from the live climate data.

The four interactive studies above isolate the identity, globe, time control and refracting lens. They give each gesture room to be experienced on its own; climate indicators and comparisons are available on the full website.

Idea: Robin M.
Created by: fromanother ↗
Format: Interactive web
Project overview: Press sheet · PDF ↗
Descriptions & credits: Press text · TXT ↗