The studio behind information technology research
A quick reel...
Domestic Data Streamers was founded the 28th of September of 2013 with a simple idea: That the world couldn’t be understood without numbers, but it wouldn’t be understood with numbers alone. We believe that any meaningful interchange of information between people needs to carry emotions, experiences to create knowledge or change.
Since then, we have had the chance to bring this idea all over the world, from schools to prisons, from churches to corporate headquarters, even in the United Nations General Assembly.
We were born in Barcelona
But we’ve worked in more than 100 cities:
👆🇭🇰 Where between protests and global pandemics we were able to bring an exhibition about the political power of design
👆🇺🇸 Where we brought a data physicalization on the size of the internet traffic
👆 🇩🇪 Where we exhibited an exhibition about the erosion of land, the flavour of wine and the cost of mailing servers.
👆🇬🇧 Where we worked alongside our friends at TATE in how to re-invent museums on the digital age.
👆🇮🇹 Where we presented our latest reports on inequality at the Italian parliament
👆🇳🇱 Where we explored data and mobility through wind
👆🇪🇸 Where we created the first big ethnographic and behavioral research on music festivals in Spain.
👆🇧🇪 Where we visualized the exponential growth of data on the internet
👆🇫🇷 Where we made a data physicalization of the fears of the future
👆🇺🇸 Where we brought a time machine to the United Nations General Assembly
👆🇺🇸 Where we visualised the connection between nature and people at the California Academy of Sciences
👆🇮🇹 Brining arts and statistics together to fight against the reductionism of data
👆 🇩🇪 In Bonn we let the people feel the world pulse on the SDG.
👆 🇺🇸 Where we meet the president of the World Bank Organisation and designed an installation to define strategic lines of help and investment.
👆🇲🇽 Where we created a data visualization about the future of the city made up of seeds
👆🇶🇦 Where we explored and visualised the perception and impact of technology in schools
👆🇨🇦 Where we work with TED and Brightline to visualize the future in politics.
👆🇨🇳 Where we build our first VR reality experience together with SanDisk
👆🇸🇦 Where we brought a data visualization workshop with desert sand at the first art museum in the country
👆🇪🇸 Where we did one of the biggest etnographics research in music festivals in Spain
We are a team of 30 people from a wide spectrum of fields, from design, engineering, journalism, and architecture to art history and psychology. Our goal is to find and understand the value in the fringes between disciplines.
an odd mix of designers, social scientists, engineers and creative technologists.
Meet the team
Martina Nadal
COO & Partner
LinkedInMarta Handenawer
Team Lead & Creative Director
LinkedInPau Garcia
CEO & Founding Partner
LinkedInNatalia Santolaria
Journalist & Creative Director
LinkedInAxel Gasulla
General Manager & Founding Partner
LinkedInIolanda Monsó
Team Lead & Project Manager
Esteban Piacentino
Digital Team Lead & Data Scientist
LinkedInIrene Altaió Carné
Project Manager
LinkedInMarçal Cid
Sound Designer & Creative Technologist
LinkedInJoana Bisbe
Creative Director
LinkedInJuan Arizti
Architect
LinkedInLucía Bona
Project Manager
LinkedInSanti Cros
Full-stack Developer
LinkedInAnder Alvaro
Creative Technologist
LinkedInSelf Else
AI Researcher
Matilde Sartori
AI Researcher & Data Scientist
LinkedInHelena Galí
Synthetic Memories Manager
LinkedInAlexander Johnstone
Copywriter
LinkedInMaria Moreso
Digital Designer
LinkedInIvett Yunga
Administration and Accounting
LinkedInClara Vituri
Art Director
LinkedInDani Verano
Visual Designer
LinkedInBlanca Navarro
Account Manager
LinkedInNicolas Olmos
Product Designer
LinkedInPol Valverde i Valverde
Technology Team Lead
LinkedInMarta Velasco
Producer
LinkedInIgnasi Monfort
Project Manager Intern
Pau Ventosa
Creative Director
LinkedInAnton Zyrianov
Full-stack Developer
LinkedIn
Selected Press
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MIT Tech Review
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Quartz Series
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The Atlantic
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The Guardian
Article
‘Not for the faint-hearted’: the gripping, horrifying show about the Marquis de Sade The Guardian -
PMQ Hong Kong
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CLOT Magazine
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Il Manifesto (IT)
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Radio Primavera Sound (ES)
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Awards and Recognitions
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Information is Beautiful
Information is Beautiful
Long standing project
Information design -
Sitges Next
Sitges Next
Innovation Award -
Copa FAD
Copa FAD
Design -
Laus Award
Laus Award
Gold
Interactive Design -
Laus Award
Laus Award
Silver
Space Design -
Information is Beautiful Awards
Information is Beautiful Awards
Best commercial studio
Information Design -
A'Design Awards
A'Design Awards
Platinium
Design Systems -
Laus Awards
Laus Awards
Silver
Interactive desgin -
City Award of Barcelona
City Award of Barcelona
Art Award -
Technarte
Technarte
Best paper Award
Academic Award -
Graffica Award
Graffica Award
Design Award
We are always looking for talent. If you feel we’re a match, fill in the form with your best answers!