Selected information-design work — visual essays and reports that translate open data into legible argument. Each study pairs a photographer’s framing with an analyst’s discipline.
1.2Mdata points mapped
Commission — National Daily
Mapping a Decade of Urban Air
An interactive series tracing ten years of air-quality readings across Warsaw's districts — pairing field photography with a small-multiples visualization built from open sensor data. The piece let readers scrub through seasons and see pollution settle and lift over familiar streets, framing a slow public-health story as something you could watch happen.
Research — Cultural Institute
The Shape of an Audience
A visual essay on attendance, attention and reach — translating three seasons of ticketing and survey data into a typographic report, photographed on location and annotated like a field notebook. The work argued that a venue's real audience was wider and stranger than its ticket sales suggested, and gave programmers a way to see it.
3seasons of ticketing & survey data
+38%reach after redesign
Product — Newsroom Tooling
A Grammar for Graphics
A small charting system and style guide for a regional newsroom — a constrained palette, a typographic scale, and a set of defaults that let reporters publish honest charts on deadline. The point was never decoration: it was making the correct chart the easiest one to make.
Self-initiated — Long-term
Field Index
An ongoing personal method: every shoot is logged, tagged and counted, so that a body of images can be read as a dataset as well as a portfolio. Patterns surface — which light, which hours, which places recur — and feed back into how the next assignment is planned.
47frames per case study