Meat the Facts

Use existing data and your scenario/fiction as a starting point to develop (a series of) relevant infographic(s). How will current trends develop in the future? You are free to choose the amount, format and material, but your final work has to be mainly analogue (non-digital). We choose analogue as a term to describe work that is foremost tangible, two- and three-dimensional and hand-made. But use the computer whenever it makes sense. All work should display your visual skills as a designer and clearly connect to the notion of information design. The main goal is to communicate your speculative future scenarios and fictions to an interested audience (adults, not experts) in the project space. (Don’t forget to document your process and save both research and sketches in your project book.) Install your work in the project space. Plan to occupy approximately one cubic meter (1m3).