is an artist who transforms complex datasets into physical, immersive installations that make abstract information tangible and emotionally accessible. My work bridges research, art, and communication through materialized data. Let’s connect!
This work is based on the interplay of light and shadow and the combination of projected content, revealing patterns and correlations based on the data found on the descriptive cards of the artifacts. Each oak element represents an artifact, its height determined by the time the object has spent in the museum, and the size of its shadow determined by the artifact's age. The taller the element, the longer it has been in the museum, and the longer the shadow, the older the object.
(Nice photos coming soon.)
This artwork is the result of a collaboration between Mátyás Fusz and me.
Photos: Melinda Sipos