Make Your Own: Data Postcard

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Make Your Own: Data Postcard

Collect a type of data about your life and translate your story in a form of a data postcard. Find a friend to do this with you and create something together through this handmade process.

Join Dina and Diona to find out how we can use data as a material to connect with ourselves and others at a deeper level.

Dear Data is a project started by data visualisation professionals Giorgia Lupi and Stefanie Posavec. It was previously showcased as part of Big Bang Data, an exhibition organised by ArtScience Museum and co-produced with the Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona - CCCB and Fundación Telefonica.

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    Join Dina and Diona and find out how we can use data to connect with ourselves and others at a deeper level

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    Step 1- Collect a type of data about your life

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    Step 2- Use this data and make a drawing on a postcard

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    Step 3- Nominate a friend to do this with you and mail it to one another!

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