This installation explores the complexity of the UK food system by highlighting the horticultural decline in home-grown fruit and the reliance on imports. The project is inspired by the purchase...

When geometry and human intuition meet: What becomes of the intersection between pragmatic visual tools and emotion? Everybody worries about something. Worrying is an act of the everyday that...

Washington state has a rainy reputation. But let's put that to the test. This visualization uses precipitation data from over 100 weather collection stations for the year 2020 (~30k points), which...

This publication explores plastic bag usage in the UK, considering the juxtaposition of perspectives from the supermarkets and in turn the consumers. The data presented visualises: The number of...

The most diverse group of organisms on the planet are in trouble, with recent research suggesting insect populations are declining at an unprecedented rate. Amid deforestation, pesticide use,...

August 15th, 2023 marks the first National Ecological Day in China. Our focus turns to plastic that can be seen everywhere. In 1950, only 2 million tons of plastic products were produced...

Unveil MIT's cupboard usage insights! My project deciphers trends in MIT's varied areas – academic, maker spaces, dining, admin, and sports. Visualize data to optimize usage, allocate smartly, and...

We compare land prices in different cities to find out what kind of home you could buy (and, above all, what size) after collecting the prize from the Christmas Special Draw and paying the...

CONTEXT: The ocean has a strong influence on Earth's weather and climate, affecting our daily weather and shaping long-term climate changes. In the realm of scientific studies, acquiring the...

I decided to visualize the largest lakes around Berlin using a new technique in Illustrator. This was a fun project to familiarize myself with my new living area and practicing the language while...

In the US alone, we throw away 400 million paper coffee cups a day. That’s the equivalent of the volume of 13 Empire State Buildings of waste. In response to this staggering issue of waste, I...

The visualization was made for the TidyTuesday weekly challenge. I experimented with different kind of maps and charts. I ended up using points on a spiral, which reminds of a tornado and shows the...

In the summer of 2022, the water levels in the Yangtze, China’s largest river, hit a record low due to low rainfall in the river basin, reduced water flowing in from its upper reaches, and hotter...

They are the foundation of life on Earth, providing food, medicine, building materials and clean air but across the world, plant species are disappearing fast. The world contains around 423,000...

The visualization shows different types of positions and hierarchies in the security system that manages and controls the well-being of the campus. Moreover the allotment of security guards at each...

Data Soap is a personal documentary project presenting individuals’ household water stories with data and emotion. It allows the audience to glimpse people’s lives. The data is transformed into an...

We are sensorial creatures who inhabit the world surrounded by sensory data (Serres, 2008); also, we experience the world by continually engaging all the senses (Le, 2017). In such a context, we...

India's pursuit of economic growth to improve citizens' quality of life presents a challenge in balancing development with environmental sustainability. Navigating the socio-cultural and economic...

This quilt was designed utilizing a data set from Our World In Data, which tracked the increase in animals killed every year for meat production. In the quilt, red = cows, orange = pigs, and yellow...

The island of Hawaii (also known as Hawaii's "Big Island") is made of five volcanoes. This map visualizes these volcanoes in a simple, straightforward, and stylized way — the volcanic peak (center...

This visual article presents an analysis of how three Spanish cities, Madrid, Bilbao, and Valencia, have changed in relation to their rivers. Despite rivers always being vital for cities and their...

When I close my eyes and visualize Hyderabad, what emerges in my mind's eye? Which landmarks, streets, or corners resonate with my memories? What sights, sounds, and emotions epitomise the...

The Flood necklace is a data sculpture made of ceramics, with clay from the Loire River valley. It embeds the water heights of all registered floods in the city of Orléans (France) since 1800. This...

According to the article "The Lifecycle of Plastics" by WWF Australia, a disposable baby diaper takes 500 years to completely decompose on Earth. When I first came across this new knowledge, I was...

Ruas do Género: Exploring Gender Representation in Urban Toponymy "Ruas do Género" is a visual essay that explores the issue of gender representation in the street names of Porto, Portugal. How...

Is it spring yet? New green plant growth is one of the first indicators of spring and the end of cold winter months. To celebrate the changing seasons in the United States, the United States...

An immersive motion-sensitive experience showing the disastrous impact of plastic in our oceans. The Blue Paradox is a powerful and thought-provoking exhibit that raises awareness of the plastic...

If I'm on a road trip, I'm stopping at McDonald's. I wanted to look at McDonald's restaurants in a way that shows just how far they stretch across the country, while always maintaining those...

Climate Change in Data is a layered digital narrative that uses the power of words, visuals, and videos to guide readers through the key findings of one of the most significant IPCC climate reports...

More frequent and intense extreme heat is one of the major impacts of climate change. To assess how the incidence of extreme heat has changed over time, Carbon Brief examined which regions...