infographic

transforming data into visual form

sustainability

the infographic shows the greenhouse gas emissions by sector: 25% electricity and heat production, 24% egriculture, forestry and other land use, 21% industry, 14% transportation, 10% other energy and 6% buildings.
the infographic shows how many resources are needed or produced in the production of one kilogram of vegetable or meat product. 1 kg of beef consumes 38m2 of agricultural land and 15m3 of water and causes 21kg of co2. 1 kg of plant food, on the other hand, uses only 1m2 of agricultural land, 1m3 of water and 2kg of co2.
the chart shows the perventage use of agricultural land: 71% pastureland, 21% feed growing, 5% food growing, 2& material use and 1% bioenergy
the infographic shows the headline "climate-damaging impact" and the names of the greenhouse gases carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide. above carbon dioxide is a tiny and almost not recognising figure of "1x", above methane a good so read "25x". above nitrous oxide is the massively large number of "298" which reaches from the top to the bottom edge.
die infografik zeigt, wie viele ressourcen bei der herstellung eines kilogramms pflanzlichen bzw. fleischproduktes benötigt bzw. produziert werden. 1 kg fleisch verbraucht 38m2 agrarfläche und 15m3 wasser und verursacht 21kg co2. 1 kg pflanzliches lebensmittel dagegen nur 1m2 agrarfläche, 1m3 wasser und 2kg co2.
The infographic compares the co2 emissions per person of different countries: qatar 30t, usa 18t, germany 11t, china 6t, venezuela 4,8t, mexico 4,1t, brazil 2,5t, india 1,7t and rwanda 0,1t.
the artwork shows the availability of wind in blue and sun in yellow during the year, which average is relatively constant. the overlay of the shapes creates a green and the whole composition looks like an image of a countryside.
the chart explains different coping styles of a fundamental change of worldview (e.g. climate change): functional compensation, avoidance, surrender, denial and overcompensation.
the graph shows the curves of global temperature and co2-concentration of the past 450 thousand years, which run relatively parallel. the curve of co2 concentration ends more than double as high as ever before the headline says "there always have been climate changes but never so high and steep"

again and again, i experience, that people know little about the connections between human activities and their effects on the environment. therefore i would like to contribute to more environmental and climate awareness by presenting data graphically and thus providing information. i believe that sizes and relationships can be better absorbed and remembered in this way.

population

1 brazil
2 canada
3 china
4 germany
5 india
6 iceland
7 malta
8 russia
9 south africa

the given principle of breaking a line at 90 degrees each time, taking into account parameters of height and width and the number of repetitions, produces random patterns that allow the area and population of different countries to be captured and compared at a glance.

climate list baden-württemberg

the infographics are in the corporate design of klimaliste bw. the entire work can be found here.

ragnarök

buchcover aus stoff und bestickt

the leporello contains graphically represented data about the viking music festival of the same name, such as the distribution of topless people or the number of kilt wearers, but also fictitious information such as the number of ice giants already killed. everything is designed in the appropriate viking style.