Couple in Data
Couple in Data is a creative duo working with data visualization and everyday objects to make political, geopolitical, and social issues visible beyond the screen.
Couple in Data is a creative duo working with data visualization and everyday objects to make political, geopolitical, and social issues visible beyond the screen.
Couple in Data is a studio that moves between art, design, and data, always seeking ways to reconnect people, technology, and the world we inhabit.
Instead of treating information as something abstract, they bring it back into space and into the body through installations, objects, and experiences that can be felt and shared.
Human Rights Fans — a scarf visualizing the thousands of migrant workers who died building the stadiums for the Qatar World Cup.
The studio was born from the meeting of two people whose bond of love naturally expanded into a shared creative journey. Johana Dueñas, with her sensitivity for visual storytelling and material culture, and Eduardo España, with his passion for data and experimental design, discovered in each other not only a life companion but also a partner in exploration.
Their practice emerges from this dialogue, where affection and curiosity intertwine, allowing design to become both a language of intimacy and a tool for reimagining the world.
— Marthe Viallet
They create new ways of seeing and narrating, drawing fluid maps that resist boundaries and widen the horizon of what design tied to activism can set in motion. Their approach carries information outside the digital plane, slowing its pace, giving it form, and turning it into a call for collective imagination.
Rather than providing fixed answers, each project they make opens spaces of encounter — moments where data becomes story, algorithms turn into gestures, and technology becomes a shared ground for reflection and change.
A scarf visualizing the thousands of migrant workers who died building stadiums for the Qatar World Cup, turning data into a wearable symbol that reminds us who we should truly support: human rights.
A redesigned advertising trophy with 28% of its form removed to reflect the gap separating women from equality in creative direction, turning an award into a critique and a call to action.
Everyday couple life during Covid-19 reimagined through tangible data visualizations, turning private routines into physical charts and objects that question the paradox of intimacy and data privacy.
A data visualization project by Couple in Data exploring corruption through physical objects and tangible data.
No exhibitions are planned for this artist at the moment.
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