“The Essence of Us” is a subtly moving data art piece that asks, “What defines Human Culture?” through the lens of the 5000+ exoplanets discovered since the first in 1992. Data about the exoplanets...

This is a comprehensive guide for someone who is joining the hostel and has got an assigned room. It lets them know the amount of rooms available, and a breakdown of tips to follow in each room

The Binge Blanket is a hand-woven blanket embedded with data regarding my Netflix viewing activity for 2021. The Data is embedded into the strands of each yarn used to weave it. Each thread of the...

For our 15th anniversary we have analyzed and visualized different aspects of our daily work. The result is a series of posters that use abstract patterns to highlight various topics from the past...

In the city of Bristol, in the southwest of England, up to 260 people a year die as a result of air pollution. That’s 5 people a week. Most of these deaths are caused by particulates released by...

I was curious to understand the invisible threads between people, what the work and social connections look like at Barabasi Lab. With the help of a custom-made script, all active colleagues filled...

Admission Processes in MIT-ADT UNIVERSITY, Pune

This data visualization summarizes my WhatsApp chat with a close friend since August 2016. Text messages have been cleaned and analyzed in Python, charts prototyped in RAWGraphs and the data...

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We analyse the production and consumption of electricity and energy in this infographic poster where white represents light and black represents darkness, using artificial intelligence to predict...

Hi, I’m Neelam. And I’m Timour. Together, we are excited to present to you this one-of-a-kind information embroidery commission. It combines information design (timour’s expertise) and visual...

In the world of education, innovation often arises from unconventional blends. "Drawing Data with Kids" is a testament to this fact, offering a refreshing approach to teaching data literacy. This...

This animated scrolling visualisation leads the reader through a personal journey of discovering what it's like to live among snakes. It's a cute and playful tale about moving to a subtropical part...

The Qatar World Cup was one of the darkest sports competitions of recent times. A competition where multiple human rights were violated and the conditions of its construction were inhumane. In...

A look at the rate of criminal cases across the metropolitan cities of India In this analysis, we delve into the intriguing question of whether Delhi truly deserves its reputation as the "crime...

We are all impacted by the air we breathe. Between 2015 and 2017, air pollution in New York contributed to approximately 2,000 deaths and 4,000 hospital admissions per year. The quality of this...

“The way we treat our bodies and extract and exploit our own energy, mirrors the way we collectively treat the precious resources of our planet” – Ruby May A WALL HANGING TAPESTRY THAT BRINGS...

Immediately following a cancer diagnosis last year, I was unceremoniously dumped by someone I thought was "the one." Needing to find an answer for what really happened, I started investigating the...

This visualization examines India's suicidal trends over the past decade (2013-2021), while ongoing analysis for 2022-23 enhances our understanding. Together, let's champion hope and save lives.

'Perfect Laundry Day' was created as part of my master's graduate thesis project at Parsons School of Design (class of 2023) This project aims to deliver a sustainable and attainable solution that...

After being given a Father's Day gift of the book A Dictionary of Color Combinations and several months of visual exploration, I created this series of fine art giclee prints celebrating Sanzo...

After tracking my stress levels for a week, I noticed that there were few days when I enjoyed quality sleep for a sustained amount of time. Procrastinating my coursework kept me up at night, so I...