Giorgia Lupi uses data to tell human stories. Her practice centers people, recognizing that even the most technical datasets are rooted in human stories, actions, and decisions. In this talk, she shares her process for communicating data through designs that embrace context, qualitative narratives, and even imperfections or missing information. By highlighting these uncountable details, data becomes something that helps us learn about ourselves. Lupi believes that data, when humanized, deepens connections to our lives and communities as a material for telling stories that represent real life.
[Tickets for this event are free but please register in advance.]