Data Fever
Ephemeral Realism, Eternal Reverie
Can data be forgotten? Does data die? Data Fever is an experimental project that aims to disrupt the normality ties around data. Data has been held as a neutral, intangible perpetual entity which seems to be immune to the power of time. Through research, writing, and making, Data Fever sets out to destabilize the assumption and give form to data’s subjectivity, materiality, and ephemerality. Data Fever wishes to provoke questions and creates space for conversations.
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Forbes The Inside Story Of America's First Topless Dispensary
Editorial Illustration
Illustration by Yunjia Yuan For Forbes
How Thousands Of Nurses Got Licensed With Fake Degrees
Editorial Illustration
Illustration by Yunjia Yuan For Forbes
Ponder and Forget Not
The project began with a simple question: what exactly is cultural identity? The visual language fomulated through identify visual artifacts, symbols, and colours. The challenge is determining how to contextualize a topic that is fundamentally collective and evolving.
A bilingual (English and Mandarin) editorial design that investigates the complex formation of Chinese Cultural Identity. The project looks at cultural identity through the eyes of Han Chinese people. Visual ethnography, performative alternative archives, historic surveys, and in-depth interviews are used to investigate the subject.
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