Photographer Marion Luttenberger used physical objects and people as her visual cues in…
Data Art
Finding the beauty in numbers.
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Physical infographics
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Motion Exposure →
Motion Exposure, a photography project by Stephen Orlando, captures movement patterns with light.…
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Detecting your face
Sterling Crispin reverse engineered facial recognition algorithms and produced masks that only kind…
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You, Me and My Computer
This talk that Lauren McCarthy gave at Eyeo is good. McCarthy, an artist…
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Wireless networks translated to sound
Wi-fi is embedded in our everyday lives so much that we don’t pay…
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Berlin wall of lighted balloons
Celebrating the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, Lightgrenze, translated…
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Ballet dance traces
Electronic Traces, by Lesia Trubat, tracks ballet movements and allows dancers to see…
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Geographic smell maps
Kate McLean, a PhD candidate in Information Experience Design at the Royal College…
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Drones programmed for light painting in the sky
What do you get when you put LEDs on a system of drones…
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Quartet point cloud
This is beautiful to watch. Graham Roberts, Daniel J. Wakin, and others from…
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Pantone beer cans
Graphic designer Txaber created beer can labeling to match the typical color of…
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Generative book covers
The New York Public Library is developing an eBook-borrowing system, which includes an…
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Beat Blox
Beat Blox is a student project by Per Holmquist from Beckmans College of…
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Graph-based video game
Last year, Metrico, an infographic-based puzzle game for the PlayStation Vita, was announced…
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Face tracking coupled with projection mapping
Projection mapping — the use of projected images onto physical objects to turn…
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FuelBand Fibers visualizes daily activities beautifully
Leading up to a Nike women’s 10k run, design studio Variable made FuelBand…
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Wi-Fi strength revealed in physical space →
Digital Ethereal is a project that explores wireless, making what’s typically invisible visible…
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Editing photos as if they were audio files →
Masuma Ahuja and Denise Lu for the Washington Post applied a technique called…