A Temporary Exhibition · June – September 2026
Stories from the Studio
Five living posters from the Infografr studio, shown as working artworks rather than screenshots. Each one is rendered live as you stand in front of it — the same engine, the same data, the same light the maker worked under.
Scroll to walk · 2 rooms · 5 works
Room I · 2025 – 2026
In this room, two studies of a single famous chart. Florence Nightingale's 1858 rose diagram is rebuilt twice — once faithfully, once as an exercise in pushing a chart engine until it bends — and the distance between the two is the story.
Infografr Studio, after Florence Nightingale, 2026
Live poster, Infografr engine
A faithful reconstruction of the 1858 coxcomb: the blue wedges are preventable deaths, and they dwarf the battle wounds — the picture that shamed an empire into sanitation.
Infografr Studio, 2026
Live poster, custom arc marks
The same rose drawn the hard way — every petal a hand-specified arc mark — a study in how much of a historical graphic survives translation into a modern grammar.
Room II · 2025 – 2026
In this room, the studio looks outward. A four-century chase across the Arctic, a century of American portraiture in data, and the bare engine itself, shown with its housing off.
Infografr Studio, 2026
Live poster, Infografr engine
Four hundred years of the magnetic north pole wandering across the Arctic, drawn as a single restless line — navigation's quiet reminder that even north is data.
Infografr Studio, after W. E. B. Du Bois, 2026
Live poster, Infografr engine
An homage to the hand-painted charts Du Bois brought to Paris in 1900 — bold, flat, decades ahead of their time — re-set in a living chart engine without losing their poster-paint nerve.
Infografr Studio, 2026
Live poster, Vega-Lite engine demonstration
Every poster in this exhibition is drawn by the machine shown here running idle — a demonstration plate, included the way a printmaker might hang the press itself.
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Every work in this exhibition is a living poster, drawn by the Infografr engine while you stood in front of it. Make one of your own.