A thermal density map of a public square is reimagined as a
Aug 16, 2026What it is about
A thermal density map of a public square is reimagined as a Tufte-style data visualization where the only 'data points' are hundreds of identical, tightly packed silhouettes of women in still protest—each rendered at the smallest visible scale, forming a field that reads as both statistical evidence and a furious, collective refusal. The piece must use only two colors: black for the silhouettes and white for the background, maximizing data-ink ratio while forcing the emotional weight into the density itself.
How it was made
Generated from a text prompt with the studio pipeline — no source image was used. The final output is linked below.
Credits
- Artist
- felix
Output
Details
- Format
- Static image
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