Data Art

We like to talk about the stories in data. They are the information…

This is completely useless in the good sort of way. Twitter parade, by…

Note: The review copy I received is in French. Unfortunately, I only understand…

I love it when data, or in this case, tweets, finds itself in…

In 1934, American architect Frank Lloyd Wright designed Fallingwater, a house built partly…

Cristobal Vila, inspired by, well, numbers and nature, Vila animates the natural existence of Fibonacci sequences, the golden ratio, and Delaunay triangulation. Watch it. Even if you don’t know what those three things are, the video will rock your socks off.

SolarBeat is an audiolization by Whitevinyl that makes music with the planets. Each…

Some colors represent different things in different parts of the world, while others…

Because you can never get enough Twitter visualizations, Jason Stirman takes a look…

Jacobo Zanella makes a color palette every day, based on the clothes he’s…

Aaron Koblin (along with Chris Milk) is up to his crowdsourcing mischief again.…

We all know that data is the new sexy, so it’s only natural…

We Feel Fine, by Sep Kamvar and Jonathan Harris, is a selection of some of the best entries from the database of 12 million emotions, along with some insights into the growing dataset.

RIT student Nikki Graziano photographs math functions in the real world. Some are…

Designers Matt Robinson and Tom Wrigglesworth looked at ink usage of some commonly-used…

It’s funny how data is finding it’s way into everyday objects. There was…

This experiment (below) by graduate student Pedro Miguel Cruz shows the decline of…

Jer Thorp, an artist and educator from Vancouver, Canada, visualizes when people “wake…