ODI Lunchtime Lecture stream - Data as a creative material
Event Information
Description
Friday 2 February 2018
1-2pm
ODI Leeds, Munro House
>>Join us in our lovely space as we stream the Lunchtime Lecture live from London. We will have tea/coffee and wifi available in a bright comfortable space. Get out of the office, stretch your legs, and catch a brilliant bite-size talk from experts in data from across the globe.<<
Using data as the seed in their creative process, Kultur Design produce art, design and visualisation that has the uniqueness and serendipity of the data embedded within it.
In this talk, Mike Brondbjerg from Kultur Design will look at how data, in one form or another, connects many of Kultur Design’s projects, and how they've visualised data in very different, creative ways.
This talk might interest data viz developers looking for some inspiration, or motion / graphic designers wanting to learn about using data and generative processes in creative projects.
About the speaker
Mike Brondbjerg is a partner at Kultur Design, a creative studio specialising in using data, both creatively and analytically, in information and generative design projects, data visualisation and data art.
Kultur Design produce print, motion and web projects for clients like Kano Computers, Datameer, Heineken, Reasons To, Abbott Laboratories & King’s College.
Mike has spoken about his creative data projects previously at various conferences & meetups, including: ReasonsTo Conference, Visualising Data London, Data + Visual, University of Greenwich, University of Lincoln and The Financial Times.
Organiser ODI Leeds
Organiser of ODI Lunchtime Lecture stream - Data as a creative material
ODI Leeds, a Node of the Open Data Institute, was established in November 2013. It was created to explore and deliver the potential of open innovation with data at city scale. We work to improve lives, help people, and create value.
Find out more at https://odileeds.org
Email us at hello@odileeds.org
Founded by Sir Tim Berners-Lee and Professor Nigel Shadbolt in 2012, the Open Data Institute is an independent, non-profit, non-partisan, limited by guarantee company.
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