Hej, I'm Martin. I'm an information designer based in Sydney, Australia.
I'm interested in data visualisation, user experience and creative coding.
Currently I work as UX/Information Designer at Small Multiples.
I hold a Bachelor degree in Interface Design from the University of Applied Sciences Potsdam, Germany. View my experimental projects below, find out about me or view my professional portfolio.
Mapping all my Sydney routes and indicating whether I ran a new or a familiar segment. Read more
I take a selfie every day since 2011. Read more
The Lorem Ipsum of data visualisation and how to design data-driven wireframes. Read more
Responsive webpage visualising results from Sydney Marathon 2019, created with R and ai2html. Read more
Visualising frog recordings from citizen science app FrogID by Australian Museum. Read more
Visualising Human Development Index of small countries. Submission for World Data Visualization Prize. Read more
I've developed a Sketch plugin for creating charts with random or user-defined data for use in mockups. Read more
10 data insights from the City2Surf 2018, including most common finish time, start group, age and performance. Read more
Visualising Sydney's annual 14km running event city2surf. How does Heartbreak Hill affect performance? Read more
My bachelor thesis project where I present a scroll-driven interface for photo exploration with visual clues for dates and locations. Read more
Interactive for The Guardian that explores the relationship between a club's finances and success. Read more
UX design for app for the Australian Museum; a citizen science project to track frog populations. Read more
Emosaic is a web based emotion-in-text visualisation that transforms emotions to colours for text exploration and analysis. Read more
Interactive visualisation to explore the world trade of living chickens and to find insights for the (sometimes) tremendious trading distances. Read more
Isoscope is an interactive tool that creates aesthetic visuals about locations that are reachable by car in a chosen time from a chosen location. Read more
A visual exploration tool for data from the my world survey. Filter through the results and find out who those people are that participated! Read more
A processing based computer art project for the exhibition Licht ins Dunkel dedicated to Frieder Nake. Read more
The visualisation shows peoples waiting habit at a bus stop at lunch time on a holiday in Potsdam. Read more
A processing based trial to create a tweetable code with less than 140 characters that outputs art. Read more
Experimental music game using Kinect. Even though making music is not the goal, you produce an unique instrumental while playing. Read more
This is a book documentation of my basic studies. It shows relevant works you also find on this website. Read more
Systemic transforming series of round daily objects that reveal surprising insights about material, texture or resistence. Read more
Physical interactive beer mat that gives optical feedback about the fill of beer bottles. Read more
Crush objects using CSS and your browser window. You can choose between a coca-cola can, milk container, or tea container. Read more
A critical design object that questions our appreciation towards digital music data. Read more
Interactive insoles that are the result of an exciting keyboard-hack. They can be used to make a drum beat when the stepping on them. Read more
Visualisation of the worlds light polution. It's at the exciting edge between data visualisation and generative art. And it's interactive. Read more
Book showing all results of a typography class. The book was of course self designed, but also self printed and bound. Read more
Animated visualisation of a monologue in the movie 25th hour, that unfolds a system behind an arbitrary appearing list of objects of hate. Read more