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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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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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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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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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A new experiment of a randomised living painting. Turning pixel data of a picture into abstract animated art. I think.
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Learn how to generated an animated, living painting from pictures with Python and Matplotlib.
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Reflecting on the first five years of working on my Avicii open data art project.
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Can you generate a cubist data art visualisation using code? Yes!