Data Art: Creating Artworks from Scientific Data

This lecture explores the intersection of art and science through data art, showcasing how scientific data can be transformed into artistic representations. The speaker, Benzi Kirell, demonstrates the process of creating aesthetic shapes and artworks from complex datasets, emphasizing the fusion of creativity and scientific rigor. The presentation delves into the roots of data art in creative coding and generative art, highlighting its potential for diverse fields of research. Through examples and comparisons with data visualization, the lecture illustrates how data art can evoke emotions and communicate information effectively. Additionally, it discusses the significance of data art in scientific communication and its role in engaging audiences across various disciplines.