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Thursday
Jun162011

Artful Humanity

DateThursday 16 Jun 2011 at 17:05

Posted by Steve Marshall  Follow me on Twitter

At meus we are always interested in gaining new perspectives and insights into the way organisations actually work. Aaron Koblin's TED talk on 'Artfully visualizing our humanity' is an amazing take on the use of data to provide fantastic visualizations that change our view of the world and how we live in it.

Aaron uses vast amounts of data, often supplied by vast numbers of people, and turns it into fantastic imagery.  From traces of airline flights to a crowd sourced Johnny Cash video, his work is remarkable.

My favourite? The cell phone landscapes and the beautiful 'Happy New Year' moment! 

      

 

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