Data Art

Geometric Death Frequency-141 by Federico Diaz is an algorithm-based sculpture at MASS MoCA,…

Through high school and sometimes beyond we’re taught history as absolute fact. It’s…

Auger Loizeau, in collaboration with Reyer Zwiggelaar and Bashar Al-Rjoub, describe their smart-home…

35mm, a short film by Sarah Biermann, Torsten Strer, Felix Meyer, and Pascal…

It’s no secret. The US military gets a lot of funding for manpower,…

Sure, why not, let’s make it a hairy Friday. From Tor Weeks: a…

Augmented reality, a computer trick to place the virtual within the real world,…

Field Design takes a look at a day in London:
LDN24 is a…

Anyone can listen to music, but how can you see it? The Music…

Ben Millen diagrams the reach of the iPhone in our everyday lives:
These…

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…