Publication: Post Magazine
Author: Matt Thunell
Publication Date: December 1, 2014
Increasingly, it seems that every facet of our digital lives is recorded, processed, shared, sold and marketed. Our purchasing habits, search queries, geospatial location, emails and social media activities are captured by a network of cloud services and cameras. The generated data is both historical and realtime. And it exists in large volume. Moreover, the time has come for a new design concentration — one that centers on data as the subject, with a humanistic sense of purpose.