FIDELIA IBEKWE
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Urban Data visualisation & Data cuisine

​The idea of embodied or arts-oriented data visualisation came to me when I attended a Data Literacy workshop organised in Aix en Provence in 2017 where I met the Colombian designer Jose Duarte who created the easydataviz toolkit and Suzanne Jachsko who in her data cuisine workshops, uses  food as a medium for information and turns it into amazing data artefacts.

I adapted their ideas to the data literacy course I teach to second year Masters' students enrolled in the Master's track on Data, Information and Digital Communication, Information and Communication Devices (DICOD, option A). 

Students work in small groups to choose a topic, research data on their topic and give the data a material or embodied form which will then be displayed prominently in an urban space (school premises, public squares, hallways of buildings, playgrounds). The goal is to encourage participation of the public, facilitate their understanding of real life phenomena and raise awareness which can lead to real change in habits, decision making.
Below are the "urban dataviz" projects created by the students taking this course.
Beneath the slide show, links will take you to a dedicated page with more details of each "urban dataviz" or "data cuisine" creation. 

Dataviz 2019
Dataviz 2020
Dataviz 2021
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  • Home
  • About
  • Teaching
    • Arts-informed pedagogy
    • Learning by drawing
    • From drawing to storytelling
    • Total Arts exhibition >
      • 2018 Vintage >
        • Tree of life
        • Rwandan Genocide
        • Maya
        • Icarus
        • Molecules
        • Doctor
      • 2019 Vintage >
        • Zone 51
        • The Fire At The Lubrizol Factory In Rouen
        • The Myth of the Martians
        • Robot
        • Insubmersible Titanic
      • 2020 Systemic racism & Covid19 >
        • Hashtag power BLM
        • Mythomaniavirus
        • Boycott Power
        • Wheels of systemic racism
        • COVID-19 and the media
        • The systemic loops of systemic racism
      • 2021 Vintage >
        • Women's rights
        • The Truth Party
        • The Great Plague
        • Gynoids
        • Ant colony
        • Cyber TikTok
    • Information Visualisation >
      • Infoviz 2019
      • Infoviz 2020
      • Infoviz 2021
  • Research
    • Publications
    • Conferences >
      • DOCAM 2019
      • Big Data 2016
      • BOLD 2014
      • EPICIC 2011
  • Data the Data
    • Data week
    • Hackathon
    • Atelier dat'accelere
  • Contact
  • Antland