‘Data Items: A Fashion Landscape’

Signage & Environmental Graphics, Exhibition Design, Data Driven Design

A data-driven installation created for MoMA interprets the exhibition, ‘Items: Is Fashion Modern?’

Installation photos from 'Items: Is Fashion Modern?' at the Museum of Modern Art

Installation photos from 'Items: Is Fashion Modern?' at the Museum of Modern Art

Preliminary research process for the 111 Items included in the exhibition.

Preliminary research process for the 111 Items included in the exhibition.

The designers wanted to dig deeper, to understand why each item had such significance and what criteria underpinned the curators’ choices.

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Rather than confront visitors with bold, reductive insights, Lupi’s approach invites them to slow down and consider more deeply why and how these fashion items have impact on the world.

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Google News Lab—Building Hopes

Digital Design, Data Driven Design

An immersive data-art experience invites people to express their hopes as augmented reality sculptures and use these to explore related Google Trends data.

‘Data Items: A Fashion Landscape’