Agency work

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.

An interactive experience in the heart of Barcelona that explores the city's diverse ways of living and understanding Christmas. We brought several different interactions into play, including data gates, walkers and workshops to get people connecting over what the festive season means to them.

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.

A street intervention about how to do better for the older generations, and ensure they maintain their independence.

Conversations save lives. With this installation we sought to challenge the stigma around suicide head on, intervening in public spaces around Catalunya to get people talking about an issue that remains prevalent yet hidden by social taboo.

We were invited to design an interactive piece for the young patients at the Pediatric Cancer Centre Barcelona we understood that a connection to the surrounding Collserola national park was a must.

Globally we currently throw away one third of the food that we prepare, but it's difficult to imagine what the impact of that huge figure might look like beyond our little kitchen at home. Through data interactions this exhibition generated an understanding of how our lazy domestic food habits, and our relationship with food in general is set to be transformed in the near future.

Welcome to the biggest country in the world: the Internet. 🌍 We created an exhibition that reimagined the internet as a country, to explore how our unseen status as its citizens affects everything from our human rights to our economic status.

Domestic Data Streamers has been invited to participate in the creation of two pieces for the exhibition “Tomorrow Today”, an ever-evolving showcase of innovations that respond to many of the environmental, cultural, social and political issues that define our time.

As part of the Me-Mind project “The Culture Node” works as a participatory installation to collect data and create dialogue between festivals, museums and audiences all over Europe.

This exhibition, commissioned by the main institution that manages water in Catalunya, aimed to be a space to learn about and rethink our relationship with this essential resource - from its complex management at a local level, to the common challenges at a global scale.

A collection of reinterpreted classical art pieces that uses data to make us reflect on one of the great complexities ahead of us: the digital divide.

An installation to honour the homeless people of Barcelona who passed away in 2020.

An interactive character that welcomes visitors into Seat’s new concept store in Barcelona representing the rhythm of the city with real-time data.

An interactive exhibition about the need for feminism nowadays. From the everyday but rather invisible reality of sexism to the urgency of the feminist movement.

An interactive scale-like sculpture that invites people to question and discuss their moral and ethical beliefs about the reality of homeless people.

An exhibition that turns raw data from the national Healthcare Plan of Catalonia into relatable visualisations and participatory experiences to bring the complex and often opaque structure of the healthcare system closer to citizens.

An experience to feel the concern of our society about the world’s most urgent challenges. We transformed real-time data about the 17 Sustainable Development Goals into heartbeats to understand how alive was each goal.

A project that expands across physical and digital formats to collectively explore how design tackles the challenges faced by society and Earth's ecosystems for better and worse.

A digital experience to calculate your level of privilege in society and learn about Oxfam Intermon’s first inequality report.