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As Above, So Below – Earth from Space.
Northern Kazakhstan ( Landsat 7) & Mayn River, Siberia ( Landsat 7) Nasa’s Earthasart has a selection of stunning images of the Earth’s surface taken by the Landsat 7 & Terra ssatellites the later obtains pictures via its oon-boardASTER remote sensor (Advanced Spaceborne Thermal Emission and Reflection Radiometer). Both satellites scan the entire earth’s surface via [...]
Apologies for the lack of blog posts lately, I’m super busy working with Silent Studios on this Youth Music Box installation. Normal service with resume in August.
My portfolio will soon be getting an update, with more projects for rAndom International, including You Fade to Light, and Vestige for Jason Bruges Studio
In the mean time you can follow my micro updates via Twitter here: twitter.com/chrisoshea
YouTube - Data Visualization by Digimind
Produced by Digimind and the Cité des Sciences Museum, in partnership with Pikko and Intactil Design
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Ex-physicist Tom Beddard showcases in his website many interesting mathematical and generative graphics that are inventive and inspirational. Among the works, his experiments in Fractal Art seem to be the more engaging ones.
Concurrency and Reachability: Transmission in a dynamic network
These images are part of a five minute movie representing an infection spreading through a transmission network over time. The data comes from the National Longitudinal Survey of Adolescent Health. The animation uses a new method of network analysis to demonstrate that small differences in reported behavior can potentially explain the large racial disparities in HIV infection observed in the United States.
Networkism
There's an undeniable aesthetic quality to many network visualizations featured on VC, but what's interesting is to notice how the allure of intertwined complexity is contaminating many artists from more traditional realms (painting in particular) in what seems to be the emergence of a new artistic trend or movement. You can either call it Complexism or Networkism, but regardless of the name, this influence is clearly visible in the works of Sharon Molloy, Emma McNally, Janice Caswell, to name a few, where imaginary landscapes of interconnected entities are the prevailing theme.