Data Art

Project Stimmungsgasometer (say what?) is a giant smiley face that changes based on…

Address is Approximate by Tom Jenkins tells the story of a lonely desk…

Ken Murphy installed a camera on top of the Exploratorium in San Francisco…

People upload thousands of pictures to Flickr every day, but the numbers and…

Designer Stefanie Posavec talks about her process of data collection, analysis, and design.…

In a follow-up to last year’s visions of the future, Microsoft imagines interacting…

For Facebook’s F8 developer conference, creative agency Obscura Digital delivered the Connections installation.…

Twitter engineer Miguel Rios pays tribute to the man, the legend. Zoomed out…

Twitter is a bustling place of tweets, retweets, and replies, and the growth…

The THINK exhibit from IBM just opened up at Lincoln Center in New…

Jon-Kyle Mohr visualizes the musical spectrum of a song in this mesmerizing video.…

The phrase “you are what you eat” usually refers to health and weight,…

For several decades, Harvard Laboratory of Adult Development has chronicled the lives of…

Industrial architect Hyun-Seok Kim, known for eccentric yacht designs, uses Voronoi diagrams as…

Mike Knuepfel, a student in NYU’s Interactive Telecommunications Program, uses key frequency, according…

Aaron Koblin, Creative Director of Google’s Data Arts team, shares some of the…

When you think art reproduction, you probably think of something that looks almost…

Rather than bars, bubbles, and dots, Clara Kayser-Bril, Nicolas Kayser-Bril, and Marion Kotlarski…