The examples above show various functional prototypes that explore contexts in both data science and design. They differ in whether they offer an exact representation or an artistic interpretation of the data.

Specifically, the images above show the following:

• Quantity distributions and probability visualizations of binary variables
• This year's global earthquake data as an interactive globe
• Obsidian notes as an idea garden of connections growing over time
• Gestural control of network structures and their properties
• Astronomy Picture of the Day as an interactively controllable spatial catalog
• A gallery of a futuristic artifacts catalogue (Parsons School of Design, NYC)

Below are further examples that explore how data can be visualized and made tangible. These are likewise artistic in nature or strongly focused on communication.