Data that tells stories
I love to deal with data visualization, an essential tool in today's data-driven world. My approach combines aesthetic design with practical functionality, ensuring that complex information is not only accessible, but also engaging. I strive to transform raw data from various industries and contexts into clear, insightful visual narratives that support decision-making or storytelling.
Why do we need to do it?
Because we need to understand the world around us… We need to understand our industry, our business, our market, the things we’re passionate about, the things we’re worried about, how our daily lives are changing. Billions of pieces of data provide the answers. Are we prepared to ingest it, process it or react to it? Here I present some of the projects I’ve led, on subjects that probably speak to me more than to you.
But I’m always open to your ideas.
Most profitable movies of all time
A chart showing all films that have grossed more than $300 million up to July 2023.
In 2021, global box office revenues increased by over 80%, reaching 21.3 billion dollars, but this was still less than 51% of the 2019 pre-pandemic figures. Major franchises like the Marvel Cinematic Universe and Star Wars remained popular. Adventure and action films are most popular, while niches like horror, romcoms, and musicals cater to dedicated fans.
Each African country is the most beautiful at something
In a celebration of diversity and excellence, this map illustrates how each African nation stands out in its own remarkable way. From Chad’s unparalleled prowess in camel racing to Nigeria’s unmatched skills in Scrabble, the continent shines in various arenas. Libya’s majestic Sahara desert landscapes and Western Sahara’s breathtaking stargazing experiences remind us of Africa’s natural wonders. Madagascar’s supremacy in vanilla cultivation and Angola’s significant strides in reducing hunger showcase economic and agricultural triumphs. Zimbabwe’s progress in women’s property rights and Botswana’s pioneering protection of sexual orientation in its constitution highlight remarkable social advancements. Meanwhile, Benin emerges with the least diabetes prevalence, and Niger boasts the youngest population, underscoring unique health and demographic profiles. This graph is not just a representation of data; it’s a mosaic of achievements, each country contributing its best to the world’s tapestry.
