Here is my continously growing portfolio. My ambition is to inform and keep things visual. If you click on a picture, you will access an article explaining the project and the insights unveiled from it.
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Enterprise tool adoption
This data visualization explores how teams adopt a project management platform across strategic programs. Each circle reveals patterns of engagement, intensity, and usage distribution — from fragmented practices to structured execution. What emerges is not deployment, but transformation in motion.
Estonian population data visualization
This data visualization traces Estonia’s turbulent history through its demographics. Each curve tells the story of wars, famines, national awakenings, and transformations. We see the collapse of 1650, the National Awakening of 1840, independence in 1918, the Soviet era, and the post-1991 digital miracle.
MS Estonia shipwreck datavisualized
This data art project offers a personal and visual exploration of the MS Estonia tragedy. On September 28, 1994, the ferry capsized between Estonia and Sweden. Nearly 90% of those on board died.
Many questions remain unanswered, but through data and design, this work tries to capture the essence of what happened — not only in numbers, but also in memory.
Team activity datavisualized
How can data art help leaders manage teams more effectively? I designed this visualization to demonstrate how data art brings value to business management. It may not replace daily dashboards, but it offers a strategic perspective for quarterly reviews or team retrospectives.
Fast & Furious series datavisualized
Some movie series follow you throughout your life. Fast & Furious is one of them for me. After 10 movies and just before the last episode closing the series, I decided to make a collection of datavisualization to analyse the saga evolution between 2001 and 2023 when Fast 10 was available at the cinema.