When I'm not building systems for clients, I push into territory where conventional formats
simply break down. I refuse to accept templates. The discoveries I make here are published in
leading scientific journals or included in permanent museum collections. This is where the
thinking happens that makes the client work possible.
Essays & thinking
Essays on why conventional forms fail, and what happens when you start from scratch instead.
Here, I explore the foundations of Visual Systems Design and dissect the gap between passive
capability and genuine transformational impact.
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Boundary-pushing visual explorations that break the conventions of scientific and expert
communication. Published by the world's leading institutes, researchers, and journals as the
ultimate proof of extreme complexity translated to a human scale.
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Trillions of Trees
Nature Magazine cover
Forest density visualization.
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On Time Every Time
Ars Electronica (permanent collection)
Generative simulation of Dutch train traffic; the map itself deforms based on travel time.
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Eclipse Spiral
Scientific American
A chronographic visualization of historical and future solar eclipses.
Lab note: The spiral, showing 3000+ solar eclipses, breaks with the decades
old tradition of showing about 50 eclipses in tabular form. This approach now part of the scientific
eclipse visualization canon.
Prototypes
Interactive experiments built from a blank slate. Here I test ideas that don't fit anywhere else
— rapid builds to find out whether a concept actually works before it reaches a client.
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Parallel Lives
Radically rethinking a timeline of historical people.
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3D Spirograph
An exploration into the aesthetic beauty of randomly generated 3D spirographs.
