Datastrømme is a live data visualization project developed by students from Zealand - Academy of Technologies and Business (Denmark). Throughout the festival, students will collect site-specific data from visitors through observations, interventions, and questions. These impressions—ranging from appearances and behaviors to perceptions of the festival—will be translated into real-time narrative structures.
Installed across the six architectural arches of the Maison Henri II, the visualization will gradually grow as new data is collected, forming a living portrait of the festival experience. The project explores how data can become narrative and atmospheric, transforming behaviors and interactions into an evolving visual installation that reflects the collective presence of the festival audience.
'Datastrømme' is a live data-visualisation project developed by students from Zealand - Academy of Technologies and Business (DK). Throughout the festival, students will collect site-specific data from visitors using observations, interventions, and questions. These impressions - ranging from appearances and behaviors to perceptions of the festival - will be translated into real-time narrative structures.
Installed across six architectural arches of the Maison Henri II, the visualisation will gradually grow as new data is gathered, forming a living portrait of the festival experience. The project explores how data can become narrative and atmospheric, turning behaviour and interactions into an evolving visual installation that reflects the collective presence of the festival audience.
Team of Students: Sophie Ankjær Andersen, Sara Møller Andersen, Maria Nitzsch Beinthin, Long Hai Dang, Ditte Marie Kammer Grøn, Ann-Sofie Hansen, August Schultz-Jørgensen, Alberte Bisgaard Karlqvist, Sophie von Appen Klausen, Ayse Kocak, Jonathan Bælum Nørby Nielsen, Martina Carlotta Nordland, Catharina Frøkov de Murashkin, Sheena Rydahl, Isabella Christine Lieberkind Tvede, Sonja Wilfing, Camilla Bjarnø Wolden and Hamdi Abdirahman Yasin.