Fluid Dynamics Studies is a series of DIY misting apparatuses built from ultrasonic transducer chips. Designed to generate fine vapor through high-frequency vibration, these studies draw on a lineage of artistic and architectural practices that use atmosphere to shape perception and space, including Fujiko Nakaya's large-scale fog installations and works such as those of Teresa Margolles, where atmosphere is charged with biopolitics and collective memory. 

These small prototypes are used to study atmospheric effects, diffusion, and mist as a microclimate and milieu that moves between human and non-human systems. The studies function as working models for larger installations and an ongoing investigation into atmosphere as both a material condition and a political space.