“Instead of writing down numbers, they drew designs that represented their data on postcards. They mailed the postcards to one another each week for the whole year.”
IF YOU could draw a day in your life, what would it look like?
Giorgia Lupi and Stefanie Posavec met at an arts festival and learned they share a love of collecting information. So they decided to become pen pals and get to know one another. But instead of writing letters and using words describe what had happened during the week, they made pictures about their experiences.
Their postcards became an eye-catching art project collected in the book Dear Data.
Lupi and Posavec are both information designers. That means they take groups of data and information that can be complicated and present it all in a design…
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Muse: The Magazine Of Science, Culture, And Smart Laughs For Kids And Children (Digital) - 1 Issue, November/December 2018