ecographics.org

Follow the relationship. Watch the world become more interesting.

A structure changes shape. A flow crosses the boundary of a picture. A small action returns as feedback somewhere else.

Ecological understanding has a visual life.

ecographics.org brings computation, imagery, learning, and living systems into the same field of curiosity.

Two people plant beside a stream while a third holds a water sample toward the light; solar-roofed homes and a small bridge stand beyond.

Give the hidden connection a form.

Howard Pearlmutter wrote modeling and rendering software that brought geometric relationships into motion for a segment of Ecological Design: Inventing the Future. His NASA work examined the human interface to dynamic simulation. An energy-conservation game for Disney's EPCOT Center made a subject interactive.

Explore geometry, simulation, and interactive learning.

Let the idea reach beyond the image.

A representation can change what someone understands. A communication arrangement can change what has to move. A gathering can connect knowledge that previously lived apart.

Read how digital connection and ecological purpose met in practice.

Howard's development and consulting clients include NASA, Apple, Disney, Xerox, HP, and the Financial Times. His ecological work includes renewable-energy information, lifecycle tracking, and creative convening.

Try a visual inquiry, explore a learning session, or bring the relationship you want people to see.