CLIMOTI is the world's first platform to transform historical weather data into aesthetic works of art.

The idea: make the weather of a specific day visible — as a personalised, data-driven visualisation. What started as a spontaneous question ("What was the weather like on the day I was born?") became an innovative concept that brings together design, science and emotion.

CLIMOTI was founded in 2024 by Christopher C. Mickelthwate and Dirk von Manteuffel and is a project of DIALOGISTIKER GmbH, based in Frankfurt am Main. All production takes place exclusively in Germany, on FSC-certified paper, climate-neutrally and using state-of-the-art print-on-demand technology.

Story Angles for the Press

CLIMOTI offers editorial potential across a wide range of sections — from science and society to culture and design.

• Design & Art: How data becomes emotion. CLIMOTI shows that even numbers can have a soul. Weather data becomes a visual experience — with colour, form and structure as the language of memory.
• Data & Aesthetics: How information becomes something you can feel. This isn't about technology — it's about design. How do you visualise data in a way that tells stories? CLIMOTI makes the invisible visible — for the head and the heart.
• Climate Change: Making change you can actually see. Climate change stays abstract until you see it. CLIMOTI uses historical weather data to show decades of shift — emotional, aesthetic and tangible.
• Society: Memory culture in the age of climate. Everyone remembers weather. Sun, rain, snow — it shapes our lives. CLIMOTI shows how climate becomes part of our collective memory, and what it says about who we are.
• Children & Young People: Seeing climate instead of just studying it. CLIMOTI can help make complex topics like climate and change genuinely accessible. Young people experience how weather has shifted over time — and come to understand climate through images rather than figures.
• Sustainability & Responsibility: Conscious design, conscious action. At CLIMOTI, sustainability goes beyond materials. It's about awareness — how we treat resources, time and data. Every visualisation is a reminder that climate and responsibility are inseparable.

Press Contact

For interview requests, background information or image material, get in touch directly.

CLIMOTI
Christopher C. Mickelthwate
Robert-Bosch-Straße 11A
D-63128 Dietzenbach
Email: hello@climoti.de
Phone: +49 (0) 172 6862994

We welcome journalistic enquiries, collaborations and features of every kind.

Influencers, Media Partnerships & Features

We love working with influencers, editorial teams, blogs, podcasters and platforms covering climate, design or innovation. If you're interested in interview formats, test orders or bespoke designs for editorial content, we'd be delighted to hear from you.