2013 – Pop-Up Infographics

In 2013, Italian graphic designer Elena Turtas crafted four books that convey data about sustainability using pop-up and movable paper mechanisms. Source: Elena Turtas (2014) The Four Books of Visualising Sustainability.

Added by Pierre Dragicevic. Category: Passive physical visualization. Tags: book, environment, mechanical interaction, paper, pop-up, sustainability

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2014 – Cosmos: Carbon Exchange Captured in a Wooden Ball

Artist duo Ruth Jarman and Joe Gerhardt created this two-meter spherical wooden sculpture located in a forest in England, and representing the take up and loss of carbon dioxide from the forest trees across one year. Watching the video, I was somehow expecting this sphere to roll at some point, but it did not happen. Source: Semiconductor (2014) Cosmos.

Added by Pierre Dragicevic, sent by Mathieu Le Goc. Category: Passive physical visualization. Tags: air pollution, carbon emission, data sculpture, digital fabrication, milling, sustainability, wooden

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