Portugal
UN/BIASED
Portugal
UN/BIASED
The installation consisted of four maps that contrasted gender gaps in areas such as wages and higher education. Two maps were computer-generated; animated visualisations extrapolated a dystopian future based on ongoing downward spiral trends. The other two maps used biological elements (plants, viruses, and bacteria) to represent an invigorated utopian nation, characterised by progressive socio-economic indicators. Utopia was conveyed by the equalitarian map landscapes and the use of natural elements as instruments for data visualisation.
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Photography: Ed Reeve
Cultivamos Cultura
Marta de Menezes
Pedro Miguel Cruz
Manuel Lima
Embassy of Portugal in the United Kingdom
República Portuguesa/Cultura
Direção-Geral das Artes
IGC, Instituto Gulbenkian de Ciência
Paula Duque (Plant Molecular Biology Lab)
Isabel Gordo (Evolutionary Biology Lab)
Joana Gonçalves Sá (Science and Policy Lab)
Ana Mena (Outreach Department)
Dr. Simon Park (Department of Microbial Sciences, University of Surrey)