Turning Housing Costs Upside Down and Sinking Them in Water: Ekene Ijeoma's Wage Islands
Series
44 pages
Data Physicalization
Knots, cubes, yarn, paper, beach trash, grains of rice, food. Reading cases that turned data into things you can touch, in chronological order, to learn how numbers are matched to materials.
White Beads for Satisfied, Red for Unsatisfied: The Bar Chart in the Antell Cafeteria at the University of Helsinki
Changing the Color of a Boat's Light on the Water It Measures: SeeBoat
Turning a Year of Chemotherapy Blood Pressure into a Bowl That Rings: Stephen Barrass's Chemo Singing Bowl
One Data Point, One Robot: Zooids
A 32-Color Legend Shared by Everyone, One Strip per Year Hung Side by Side: The Tempestry Project
Counting Animal Tool Use in Layers of Colored Paper: National Geographic's "Animal Hacks"
Patterns Without a Legend, Painted on Everyday Tableware: Alice Thudt's Life in Clay
Burning Logs with a Glass Ball to Record Sunshine: Charles Sowers's Solar Totems
90% for Range and Peak, 50% for Order: CairnFORM's Ring Chart
