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If you been here before, you know that I like the stories by Haruki Murakami. They inspired me to create a data art series that visualizes the ideas behind the novels. That series might have come to a conclusion. It might also have not. Has it really ended? My series focused on the recent bigger […]
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I’ve recently completed a series of print projects in python. I learned a few things that might help others. I’ll share what I’ve learned here. Keep in mind that my experience with print is fairly limited. If you are familiar with printing and have suggestions for this blog, let me know. Fixing Adobe Error 14 […]
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My data illustrations based on Haruki Murakami’s novels are currently on display in a local bookstore. Although it’s hard to capture the feeling of these art prints on camera (especially with the one I have), I’ve made a few pictures of the prints. Read ahead to see more and learn what these illustrations are. Short […]
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Where do ideas come from? It’s a topic that fascinates me. I’ve been exploring the origins of my latest work, linking it back to people that have contributed to it directly or indirectly. It’s a pretty hard thing to do. For example: the work is about a series of Japanese literature books. I didn’t set […]
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I just ran my first art exhibition. Five data art animations based on novels by Haruki Murakami were on display for 8 days in the main library in city of Tilburg in the Netherlands. As it was my first, the whole process was new to me. In this post I share three things I’ve learned […]
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How a Coldplay data project made me think about work and data graffiti.
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Exploration of how I turn Coldplay's Head Full of Dreams live tour into collection of constellations.
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How do you go from one data art visualisation to a series of art pieces?
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Where do ideas come from? I explore the origins of a data visualisation project about Haruki Murakami's latest book: a city and its uncertain walls.
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Reflections on the recreation of a creative data visualization by Alli Torban using Python and Maptlotlib (+ a link to the code).