Not to be confused with my data visualisation work.
But happy to be confused with my audio visualisation work.
These are a selection of projects that have data at the roots and art upon the surface.
Planet Ocean - installation for The Box, Plymouth
https://www.theboxplymouth.com/events/exhibitions/planet-ocean
Organic generative animation reflecting historical sea level data
Generative branding for Perth International Arts Festival, in both digital and print
Prism - installation for The V&A, London
Managing a team of 30 independent coders visualising live London data
The Magnum Infinity Pleasure Pod - installation at Westfield Stratford City
https://refractor.io/science/magnum-infinity-pleasure-pod-lets-you-see-how-your-ice-cream-tastes/
Bio-reactive pod, in which you could be wired up to see your body and brain reactions (EEG/ECG) while eating an ice cream. A collaboration with Wellcome Trust neuroscientists, for Jotta/Bompass & Parr
Gymnastic and athletics body tracking rendered as imagery, for Omega Watches / FutureDeluxe
Networks VR - installation for Brandwatch's NYK conference, Denver
Unconventional network visualisation exploring the "feel" of social media conversation around certain events.
MMPG - massively multiplayer pong game
A simple Pong game, utilising Brandwatch's new international office network. The paddle and ball movements of the players were captured to produce static artworks.
Constellations
Generative xmas cards, with forms dictated by the recipient's Twitter handles and avatar colour scheme.
Generative Art - A Practical Guide
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Generative-Art-practical-guide-Processing-ebook/dp/B097822FWK
My 2011 book. My theoretical framework for creating imagery from code. Not data, specifically, but the same principles apply.