
This participatory art installation is both a visual representation of our collective voice and a “get out the vote” campaign.
You are invited to share your message as part of this historic public artwork to be installed in Washington D.C. in 2022. In these ever-shifting times, it is important to stand for what you believe in. Share your message to give voice to this moment.
Now more than ever, it’s important to actively engage in creating the society we want to live in.
While the artwork Change In The Air is a bold, unifying expression of our collective voice, its debut on the National Mall draws awareness to one of the most important ways we make our voices heard today—voting.
Change In The Air urges us to reflect on what is most important and how we can change things for our collective future.
With the 2022 U.S. midterm elections approaching, there’s no time like the present. Make your voice heard…
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About Change In The Air
Change In The Air (2022) is a large-scale, outdoor, participatory art installation that visualizes our collective voice and calls for change for a better, shared future. Made up of messages collected from all over the United States, the public artwork doubles as a voting awareness campaign.
Conceived by American artist Patrick Shearn, the work will be suspended across the length of the National Mall in Washington D.C. in September 2022 ahead of the U.S. midterm elections.
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About Change In The Air
Change In The Air (2022) is a large-scale, outdoor, participatory art installation that visualizes our collective voice and calls for change for a better, shared future. Made up of messages collected from all over the United States, the public artwork doubles as a voting awareness campaign.
Conceived by American artist Patrick Shearn, the work will be suspended across the length of the National Mall in Washington D.C. in September 2022 ahead of the U.S. midterm elections.
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Change In The Air follows the outstanding success of a similar project we did to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Peaceful Revolution and Fall of the Berlin Wall. Together, Kulturprojekte Berlin and Poetic Kinetics collected 40,000 individual messages of inspiration and hope and incorporated these messages into the artwork, called Visions in Motion. The artwork was seen by over one million people and experienced by countless more through social media and front-page news all over the world. With Change In The Air, we want to go even bigger!
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Your Voice Matters
Share your thoughts, feelings, solutions and ideas and together we’ll create an artwork that encapsulates the momentum of this time. An artwork that creatively envisions a brighter future for everyone!
Your message will be written on a single piece of fabric and incorporated into this timely art piece, Change In The Air. Every message submitted will make the artwork larger in size. With your participation we’ll create a stunning representation of our collective voice; a symbol of hope and unity to mark this moment in time.
In September 2022 we’ll present this piece at National Mall in Washington, D.C. You’re invited!
Who We Are
Our team is comprised of a diverse group of individuals, combining our strengths and talents to bring this passion project to life.
Leadership Team

Marnie has experience in non-profit arts and community organizing for the Mary Porter Session Art Gallery in Santa Cruz, CA and Galería de la Raza in San Francisco, CA. For Galería, she oversaw aspects of the 40th Anniversary exhibition curation, editorial development and fundraising operations. She served on the inaugural staff for Hub LA, a collaborative coworking community in Downtown Los Angeles with a focus on social impact, assisting community management and member engagement.
Marnie holds two Bachelors degrees, in Fine Art and Community Studies, from the University of California, Santa Cruz where she graduated magna cum laude with respective Major honors. She was also a recipient of the The William Hyde Irwin and Susan Benteen Irwin Scholarship, the most prestigious scholarship eligible to art students. For her senior capstone, Marnie designed and taught the accredited undergraduate seminar course “Aesthetics and Politics,” which explored the intersection of art, culture and activism in the 20th and 21st centuries.
As the first Director of Operations, Dyanne developed and led the business operations at Hub LA, a collaborative coworking community in Downtown Los Angeles with a focus on social impact.
Dyanne has over a decade of experience in nonprofits in Los Angeles, working for an afterschool arts program in Hollywood (LACER) and creating innovative service-learning programs for K-12 schools in the San Fernando Valley as the Director of Service-Learning at Oakwood School. They also spent three years working with LAUSD schools in South Los Angeles through one of the oldest and largest service-learning programs in the United States called The Joint Educational Project at the University of Southern California.
Dyanne holds a Bachelor’s degree in English and Art History from the University of Southern California. They earned a Master’s degree in Public Administration from Baruch College - The City University of New York (CUNY). They were also a National Urban Fellow at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (Princeton, NJ), the nation's largest philanthropy devoted exclusively to improving the health and health care of all Americans.


A pioneer in creating out-of-the-box innovative concepts grounded in strategic business thinking, Consuelo can turn ideas into powerful business results. She has worked with renowned cultural properties like: The Getty Museum; The San Diego Contemporary Museum of Art; The Apollo Theater in Harlem, NYC; The LA ART SHOW; Sony New Technologies and IMAX; AREA One Tour; The Grammy Museum; LA LIVE; Bellas Artes of Mexico; MOCA Los Angeles; The Rolling Stones; Carlos Santana; Ricky Martin and Sarah McLachlan who she worked with to create the unprecedented all women’s touring festival Lilith Fair.
Her experience in conceptualizing campaigns, packaging brands, and successfully selling proprietary and fully integrated marketing and promotional platforms, for extraordinary creative properties to Fortune 500 companies, makes her unique among her peers. Chelo’s roster of brand clients include: Citibank; Perrier; Stella Artois; Wells Fargo Private Bank; Coca Cola; Nestle USA; Toyota Motors USA; Hyundai Motors USA; Procter and Gamble; Volvo Motors of America; Cuervo 1800; General Motors; Chubb Insurance and others.
Advisory Committee
Marnie has experience in non-profit arts and community organizing for the Mary Porter Session Art Gallery in Santa Cruz, CA and Galería de la Raza in San Francisco, CA. For Galería, she oversaw aspects of the 40th Anniversary exhibition curation, editorial development and fundraising operations. She served on the inaugural staff for Hub LA, a collaborative coworking community in Downtown Los Angeles with a focus on social impact, assisting community management and member engagement.
Marnie holds two Bachelors degrees, in Fine Art and Community Studies, from the University of California, Santa Cruz where she graduated magna cum laude with respective Major honors. She was also a recipient of the The William Hyde Irwin and Susan Benteen Irwin Scholarship, the most prestigious scholarship eligible to art students. For her senior capstone, Marnie designed and taught the accredited undergraduate seminar course “Aesthetics and Politics,” which explored the intersection of art, culture and activism in the 20th and 21st centuries.
Levy is the Global Director and Chief Executive Officer of SUMMIT, a brand and series of companies committed to supporting the global maker economy.
Levy was the founder and chief of WTRMLN WTR is a company and brand committed to redefining how and what we drink to nourish our bodies and sustain our ecosystem. The mission of World Waters and WTRMLN WTR is to educate people about why clean healthy eating is so important for the health and sustainability of our communities.
Levy created and runs NeuroPraxis, a digital app featuring co-founder Lisa Wimberger’s proprietary NeuroScultping modules specifically for overcoming pain, PTSD, stress, and symptoms associated with Biotoxic exposure including Lyme Disease, Mold disease, viruses, parasites, and more.
Levy is the founder of LabElymental with featured lifestyle cleanse product The Milk Cleanse. The Milk Cleanse alleviates symptoms associated with biotoxic exposure. A percentage of sales goes towards the awareness and prevention of parasites, Lyme Disease and other tick-borne illnesses.
Jody Levy is a partner, advisor and investor in many category-disrupting brands and companies connected to the clean living, wellness lifestyle space that empower people to take care of themselves and optimize their happiness and purpose. This includes companies that focus on biohacking, clean energy, personalized medicine, alternative wellness, sustainable fitness, clean food and more.