A gym to resist toxic polarisation
Fighting indifference towards data
We are a research and design studio partnering up with organisations to build change through data, community, and arts.
Upcoming Events
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Edifici Gustavo Gili Barcelona - SpainBarcelona Complexa - Capitalitat Arquitectura
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Edifici Gustavo Gili Barcelona - SpainAn exhibition on the architecture and urban space of the city
Edifici Gustavo Gili Barcelona - SpainBarcelona Complexa - Capitalitat Arquitectura
Exhibition
Edifici Gustavo Gili Barcelona - SpainAn exhibition on the architecture and urban space of the city
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Vieux Port Montreal - CanadaBlack Mirror VR - Phaeton
Vieux Port Montreal - CanadaBlack Mirror VR - Phaeton
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The Shed New York - USBlack Mirror VR - Phaeton
The Shed New York - USBlack Mirror VR - Phaeton
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Undisclosed São Paulo - BrazilBlack Mirror VR - Phaeton
Undisclosed São Paulo - BrazilBlack Mirror VR - Phaeton
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MuseumsQuartier Viena - AustriaThe Memory Radio Station
MuseumsQuartier Viena - AustriaThe Memory Radio Station
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TBC Berlin - GermanyThe Memory Radio Station
TBC Berlin - GermanyThe Memory Radio Station
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TBC Cologne - GermanyThe Memory Radio Station
TBC Cologne - GermanyThe Memory Radio Station
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Museum of Modern Art - MoMA New York - USFull Disclosure: The Edge of Information Design
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Museum of Modern Art - MoMA New York - USThe Museum of Modern Art announces a new exhibition, Full Disclosure: The Edge of Information Design, MoMA’s first devoted entirely to information design. On view in the Museum’s street-level gallery—which is free and accessible to the public— from September 27, 2026, through June 13, 2027, Full Disclosure will feature 30 works of digital and analog information design, including six newly acquired works. This exhibition will explore the many ways in which humans visualize information and how designers, operating in an increasingly complex digital world, can facilitate and shape our understanding. The show will also seek to recognize the fundamental role of information design, a medium that has evolved into a defining practice of the 20th and 21st centuries and a pillar of the Museum’s design collection.
More info Museum of Modern Art - MoMA New York - USFull Disclosure: The Edge of Information Design
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Museum of Modern Art - MoMA New York - USThe Museum of Modern Art announces a new exhibition, Full Disclosure: The Edge of Information Design, MoMA’s first devoted entirely to information design. On view in the Museum’s street-level gallery—which is free and accessible to the public— from September 27, 2026, through June 13, 2027, Full Disclosure will feature 30 works of digital and analog information design, including six newly acquired works. This exhibition will explore the many ways in which humans visualize information and how designers, operating in an increasingly complex digital world, can facilitate and shape our understanding. The show will also seek to recognize the fundamental role of information design, a medium that has evolved into a defining practice of the 20th and 21st centuries and a pillar of the Museum’s design collection.
More info - Internet Festival Pisa, Italy
Data Conversations Residency on Data Collection
Internet Festival Pisa, ItalyData Conversations Residency on Data Collection
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Valencian Museum of Ethnology Valencia - SpainFantasia - An exhibition on its contemporary history
Valencian Museum of Ethnology Valencia - SpainFantasia - An exhibition on its contemporary history
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Mesh Festival Basel - SwitzerlandInfrastructures of Care
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KIKK Festival Namur - BelgiumTechnology of care
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Museu Fundación Juan March Palma de Mallorca - SpainConversaciones con Toni Segarra
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CATEB Barcelona - SpainEl cos que habitem
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CATEB Barcelona - SpainAn exhibition about the invisible complex net of infrastructures behind every building we end up calling home.
El cos que habitem CATEB Barcelona - SpainEl cos que habitem
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CATEB Barcelona - SpainAn exhibition about the invisible complex net of infrastructures behind every building we end up calling home.
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Emercee Day Amsterdam - NetherlandsArtificial Ignorance
Selected Work
Putting life-changing data in the right hands.
An exhibition to make digital rights (and duties) tangible through art
A hybrid exhibition to raise awareness on the situation of Palestinian children
An experiment on artificial blindness
Using AI to reveal shared human movements through time
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Recalibrating the Panopticon through government watch
A public office for visual memory reconstruction using AI
An exposure of the truth behind one of Europe’s largest-known cases of state-run phone hacking
Tracing our digital actions through modern scribes
Our fields of work
Research work and art experiments across cultural institutions, public spaces, and online.
Commercial projects for clients and partners in over 45 countries.
Talks, lectures, master's programmes and resources that are available for students and universities.
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Selected Articles
The sky is not the limit: it’s just a better place to watch you from
TED has this specific talent, almost a cruel one, for putting on the same stage, in the same week, both people I genuinely admire and people whose work makes my skin crawl. As George Civeris brilliantly put it, it is one of the few spaces where you see both people that are trying to solve some of the most complex and difficult problems in the world, and the people that are causing them.
Neural Mortality
Let’s start with an observation: AI models, such as GPT-4o are astonishingly good at faking brilliance.
AI and the last humans to read and write
Yes, video is increasingly dominant in education, entertainment, and communication. But does that mean it will - or should - replace reading and writing?
