Nathalie Miebach’s Retiring Bob transforms scientific data into a sculptural exploration of Hurricane Bob, a 1991 storm that struck the U.S. East Coast. Using reed and wood, Miebach maps the storm’s trajectory and intensity, with colors and objects representing wind speed, pressure, and temperature. This tactile, three-dimensional form bridges art and science, offering a new perspective on nature’s power and complexity. By visualizing natural phenomena, Miebach highlights the interconnectedness of data, art, and the environment, urging us to understand and respect the systems that shape our planet while reflecting on nature’s unpredictability and resilience.