Agency work

A visual computing experiment for remembrance

In today's world, where screens have become just as commonplace and omnipresent as windows themselves, it's easy to overlook the symbiotic, shaping relationship that we have with digital technology. And yet, as we look into a screen, it looks back into our eyes — just as humans shape and determine the future and direction in which we bring our technological creations, as we interact with these same creations, we partially internalize their mode of perception and understanding too.

Building a data-driven sculpture as a tribute to collective team values.

Turning the processes at work within large-scale change into a tangible, livable experience.

An installation to make visible potential futures and collective imagination

A monument to tell the story of the gaming community through the objects and consoles that have defined it.

We developed an automated, user-friendly platform to transform complex marketing data into clear, actionable insights. The overall purpose of this data is to assess how prepared marketing organisations are for the future, and highlight any areas for improvement.

An immersive installation looking at the legacy and future of global immunisation.

A public office for the reconstruction and archiving of undocumented visual memories.

A digital experience to explore the professional future of young people while learning how to identify, prevent, and avoid gender stereotypes in the labor market.

Oxfam Intermón conducted a survey to build a picture of inequality in Spain and we made this valuable information more accessible through a scrollytelling website.

An interactive artistic piece to imagine what we we see during the heightened levels of brain activity after the heart has stopped beating.

A multi-sensory experience, merging light, sound, and sculpture to embody Catalunya’s diverse musical ecosystem.

Redesigning UNICEF's transparency portal to help them share data on where they spend their resources in a more human and engaging way.

We went back to some of the earliest tools to show how a human obsession with counting has gotten us from an abacus to a machine that completes 314,000 trillion operations per second.

Through the Sustainable Development Goals, the world committed to ending child marriage by 2030. Yet, few countries are on track to achieve this. Experience shows that putting good quality data in the right hands can make a real difference: informing policy, guiding programming and mobilising resources to give girls a brighter future. We created the Child Marriage Data Portal with UNICEF to do just that.

We produced an exhibition onboard the Open Arms rescue boat to challenge myths and assumptions around the migrant experience.

We created an interactive installation in the centre of Barcelona to celebrate the 18th Barcelona Design Week, and share ideas on how design choices can support sustainable development.

Urban digital twins - virtual city replicas built from real-time data - offer a powerful way to simulate and improve urban life.

An exhibition, photo book, and video content to present the work of McGovern-Dole Food for Education Programme in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

An installation to visualize your future dreams and inspirations