Jörg Jung

datagrafy (german: datengraphie) is a form of data / information art and digital art.
It uses arbitrary data (Pictures, Video, Audio, Text, Numbers) as source material.
But i also uses raw data as "drawing material".
That makes datagrafy unique.
Artefacts (Datagrafies) are created by self-developed software (currently datengraphie 1.7.0.0/qu), while source materials may stem from third parties.
Datagrafies may be graphics, video or audio.
Datagrafies consist of Daxels (Pi-xel -> Data-xel -> Da-xel), which have ususally x and y > 1. Pixels are with x==y==1 special cases of daxels.
Datagrafies as a whole are usaully quite large (1m x 1m up to 5m x 5m). Because of that they have to be scaled down for being shown digitally. This implies, that one of the core characteristics of datagrafy is not visible when shown digitally: The detail level when getting close and the existence of superordinate structure while being far.
Especially for Video-Datagrafies (Mode: datengraphie.vid*) current off-the-shelf PCs may be a challenge - or: vice versa. Videos with resolutions > 4000 are not easy to be played.
datagrafy defines Iconography of data - the visual language of data.

Computer scientist erred.
Creating contemporary data art: datagrafy.

In the early 40s.
Born in Rheinland (Rhineland), Germany.
Now living in Westerwald, RLP, Germany.

If you like, more: www.linkedin.com/in/doppeltesjott

2021, Expo Metro, New York
https://expometro.co/de/exhibition/2021-new-york
2020, Expo Metro Berlin
https://expometro.co/de/exhibition/2020-berlin

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And all my work is here: www.datagrafy.com