The Fifth Elephant 2026 Winter Edition

Call for Data Problems and Proposals

Radhika

The Art of Everyday Data

Submitted Oct 15, 2026

Submission type:

  • Poster - alleyway

I’d love to showcase selected pieces from across my Dataviz projects, where I have explored different styles on how data can become a medium for creative expression, storytelling and reflection.

BIO
I’m a Bangalore-based artist and illustrator with 10+ years in visual communication & brand design and a longstanding practice in mixed-media art. My recent personal projects explore data visualisation as a way to tell stories about everyday experiences, personal patterns and the world around me.

THE WORK
My goal has been to think beyond conventional charts & data dashboards. I experiment with illustration, colour, composition, visual storytelling etc to make data feel more personal, to-the-point and engaging.

Links:
Personal Data Hours & Emotions from Q1: https://www.instagram.com/p/DXLl9WrjED2/?img_index=1
House hunt Dataviz: https://www.instagram.com/p/DX0lcGdD6MW/?img_index=1
Flatmate hunt dataviz: https://www.instagram.com/p/DZNHcLljEQp/?img_index=1
Use of AI in Summer Internship Applications: https://www.instagram.com/p/DYOQVFlE13H/?img_index=1
Vizchitra event Dataviz: https://www.instagram.com/p/DahJrLZjGBy/?img_index=1

All works collated: https://www.radzsubbu.biz/data-visualizations

WHO IS IT FOR
Data visualisation practitioners, designers, illustrators, data enthusiasts, and anyone interested in exploring creative ways to turn everyday information into meaningful visual stories

TAGS
data visualisation, data art, information design, visual storytelling, illustration, personal data, experimental design, narrative design, data-driven art

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