was inspired by aerial dance because he "had no rules" when suspended in the air.

Freedom and its opposites—control, confinement, constraint—are just a few themes at work in 22°HALO, showing in the atrium of Wieden & Kennedy this week. The name refers to an atmospheric phenomenon that occurs when light, 22 degrees from the sun or moon, refracts though ice crystals in the air to create a halo. The science behind the name is less important to Addy than its poetic interpretation.

"I'm obsessed with these Pablo Neruda kinds of words," he says.

Divided into two acts, 22°HALO includes installations (a man hangs between two walls creating a 10-foot-wide spiderweb), ground work (three dancers with no harnesses exploring their ability to move while gripping a rope) and aerial movement (a womanBillionaire Tom Steyer, who has tried to drum up public support to impeach President Trump in recent months, is reconsidering a bid for the White House.

Multiple outlets reported that Mr. Steyer could be on the verge of jumping into the crowded Democratic presidential field. The Atlantic reported that Mr. Steyer was planning to make an announcement as early as Tuesday.

Mr. Steyer had said in January he was opting against a run for the White House so he could focus on his efforts to get Mr. Trump impeached.

Mr. Steyer, a major Democratic donor, has also made climate change a pet issue in recent years. He would join a crowded field that already includes some two dozen major Democratic contenders fighting for the party’s presidential nomination.

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