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Back in 2019, we had the unique opportunity to collaborate with artist Stephen Cartwright on the debut of two augmented reality (AR) data-visualization sculptures. The event was part of a faculty showcase, and the project allowed us to explore a fascinating intersection of art and data science. Stephen Cartwright is renowned for his innovative work, where he meticulously logs personal data over decades and then crafts this information into acrylic sculptures. These intricate pieces exhibit spatial-temporal patterns, providing a visual representation of a person's life and experiences in a uniquely tangible form. However, for this particular project, we utilized AR to surpass the limitations of his traditional manufacturing techniques. We aimed to visualize datasets of a complexity that would be virtually impossible to depict through physical sculptures. The showcased AR piece represents an intriguing dataset - the home locations of all female senators over the past century.
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