ARTS 2090 Task 2ARTS 2090 Task 2Making Something Invisible Visible Making Something Invisible Visible Group Members: Georgia, Stephanie, Kallie Group Members: Georgia, Stephanie, Kallie

The nature of contemporary The nature of contemporary visualisation visualisation

The process of making something invisible The process of making something invisible visiblevisible

The production of data-based images and The production of data-based images and data graphicsdata graphics

They reveal patterns and clustersThey reveal patterns and clusters

Visualisations give a persuasive approach to Visualisations give a persuasive approach to the datathe data

In which publics do In which publics do visualisations intervene?visualisations intervene?

Climate science, politics, psychology, Climate science, politics, psychology, economics, education, and the governmenteconomics, education, and the government

Visualisations are a form of controlVisualisations are a form of control

““If I can see it, I can control it”If I can see it, I can control it”

Can also be used to negative effectCan also be used to negative effect

Important to consider the ethical boundaries Important to consider the ethical boundaries that protect individual privacythat protect individual privacy

What are we making What are we making visible?visible?

Information Graphic: Moods in relation to Information Graphic: Moods in relation to time.time.

We asked ten people in the Eastern Suburbs We asked ten people in the Eastern Suburbs from Monday to Friday at both 10am-3pm from Monday to Friday at both 10am-3pm their mood. their mood.

Based on a scale 10- EcstaticBased on a scale 10- Ecstatic

1- Very low1- Very low

Creating it or making it Creating it or making it visible?visible?

Moods will always pre-exist Moods will always pre-exist

They are both deeply private and subjectiveThey are both deeply private and subjective

Creating a tangible recollection of how moods Creating a tangible recollection of how moods are impacted by external factors such as are impacted by external factors such as time. time.

Findings 10amFindings 10am

Rate of Mood

Research Subject

Findings 3pm Findings 3pm

Rate of Moods

Research Subject

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