The Narrative Clip is a small automatic camera and app that attaches to clothing and automatically takes images over the course of the day. It weighs just 20 grams and measures 36 x 36 x 9 mm. It has a storage capacity of 4,000 photos and the battery lasts for two days of activity. All the images captured with the Narrative Clip can be uploaded to a p...

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This artistic intervention in the social web space shows the fragile nature of our traditional notion of privacy in a medium where our personal data have become merchandise that can be exploited for commercial purposes. Cirio and Ludovico stole the information of a million personal profiles in Facebook, classifying them by their facial features. With these...

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Over the course of its history, the discipline of information design has developed a rich vocabulary to visually express the relationships between different agents that form part of a complex network. Since 2005, Visualcomplexity.com has catalogued examples of different methodologies used to express the relationships in a set of data. “Visual Complexity: ...

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This installation is formed by mound of printed photographs that correspond to the images uploaded to Flickr over a 24-hour period. The purpose of this installation is to show the deluge of images that the Internet condenses daily and how we have become accustomed to consuming them, and also to raise awareness of the fact that private photographs pass from...

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In accordance with the European legislation on data protection, every individual has the right to receive a copy of all the personal information that a company has gathered on them. Max Schrems, an Austrian law student, wanted to put the practical application of this right to the test as part of a class work project. Since any Facebook user outside of th...

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