GPX Jewelry by Rachel Binx lets you turn your GPS traces into jewelry.…
Data Art
Finding the beauty in numbers.
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Jewelry based on your GPS traces
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Blanket pattern visualizes baby’s sleep data
Seung Lee collected sleep data for his son’s first year. Then he knitted…
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A view on despair
Sonja Kuijpers used abstract imagery to represent some sobering numbers:
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Charts as a medium for expression
Christine Sun Kim, a deaf artist known for her work visualizing and creating…
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Light installation shows future water lines against existing structures
Timo Aho and Pekka Niittyvirta used sensors, LED lights, and timers to display…
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From text to paint
Leslie Roberts uses paint to encode text as colors and geometry:
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Generate a noise field from an image
Kjetil Golid made an interactive that lets you generate a noise field using…
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Rail delay scarf goes for $8,500 on eBay
Sarah Weber posted a picture of a scarf that her mom knit to…
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Build a parasite to block your digital assistant
Digital assistants offer convenience, but they also offer continuous surveillance, and it’s not…
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City road maps made into solvable mazes
Michelle Chandra uses street data as a base for solvable mazes:
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Earth puzzle without borders
The Earth Puzzle by generative design studio Nervous System has no defined borders.…
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Tree visualization to represent texting interactions
Shirley Wu used a tree metaphor to represent the interactions of five individuals…
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Building statues of hope in augmented reality
Accurat, in partnership with the Google News Initiative, built an augmented reality app…
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Create your own visual journal of data
Giorgia Lupi and Stefanie Posavec continue on their path of Dear Data with…
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Coral-like cities to show road networks
Craig Taylor from Ito World used a coral metaphor to visualize road networks…
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Morph, an open-source tool for data-driven art without code
Morph, by Datavized in collaboration with the Google News Initiative, is a tool…
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Turning water pollution into audiolized awareness
Brian House collected polluted water with acid mine drainage in the Tshimologong Precinct,…
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Algorithmic art shows what the machine sees
Tom White is an artist who uses neural networks to draw abstract pictures…


















Visualize This: The FlowingData Guide to Design, Visualization, and Statistics (2nd Edition)
