Shapes of data

Speaking time for women and men on television and radio
This website shows how much speaking time men and women have had in the French radio and television media between 1995 and 2019. The data has been compiled from the Ina archives using artificial intelligence developed by David Doukhan.
https://dataina.shapesofdata.com
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Air quality
This website allows you to view the concentrations of particulate pollutants in the air in the city of Tours in real time. The data is updated daily by Lig'Air. Lig'Air is a regional association under the law of 1901 created on 27 November 1996 to monitor air quality in the Centre-Val de Loire region.
https://dataair.shapesofdata.com
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NO2
How my life sucks
This website uses humour to depict the precariousness of each individual. HMLS lets you generate your own "How My Life Sucks".
https://hmls.shapesofdata.com
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Speaking time for women and men on television and radio
This website shows how much speaking time men and women have had in the French radio and television media between 1995 and 2019. The data has been compiled from the Ina archives using artificial intelligence developed by David Doukhan.
https://dataina.shapesofdata.com
Overview
Next project
92
08
Air quality
This website allows you to view the concentrations of particulate pollutants in the air in the city of Tours in real time. The data is updated daily by Lig'Air. Lig'Air is a regional association under the law of 1901 created on 27 November 1996 to monitor air quality in the Centre-Val de Loire region.
https://dataair.shapesofdata.com
Overview
Next project
NO2
How my life sucks
This website uses humour to depict the precariousness of each individual. HMLS lets you generate your own "How My Life Sucks".
https://hmls.shapesofdata.com
Overview
Next project
A

Shapes of Data is an innovation created by Adrien Jacquemet and Basile Jesset, Graphic Designer and Web Developer respectively.

The aim of Shapes of Data is to create new ways of visualising data.

In their view, the fields of data visualisation and representation have not paid enough attention to the solutions that graphic design and web design could offer them.

To create their data visualisations, Adrien Jacquemet and Basile Jesset create web interfaces and variable typographies for each of the subjects they tackle. These tools make it possible to understand dense and complex data sets.

The Shapes of Data approach is also more sensitive and can take an infinite number of forms.

The subject is the driving force behind the typographic design and graphic interface. For each theme, Adrien Jacquemet and Basile Jesset design a web interface and a variable typeface created to measure.

Enhancing the value of data through a strong and innovative act of design allows us first of all to highlight/contest our contemporary social, economic and environmental dynamics.

But also to promote the CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) initiatives of public and private companies and institutions.

It's an opportunity to prove their social maturity to their internal and external stakeholders. It's also a way of standing out from the crowd and attracting new customers who are sensitive to these responsible commitments.

To demonstrate their concept, Basile Jesset and Adrien Jacquemet have created three websites that you are invited to visit at shapesofdata.com. These three websites deal with three extremely different themes and demonstrate the multiple forms of Shapes of Data.