Sounds of Gratitude started as a hackathon project at Bonus.ly. Each animation and sound represents a real message of appreciation as it occurs, a reminder of the positive interactions that happen all around us each day.
Through the years, my collaborator Ben and I noticed some fascinating uses of data as digital art (like Listen to Wikipedia), an experience that's even more magical when it happens in real time! Especially around Thanksgiving, it's really cool to see and hear how often appreciation is offered at work around the world. That's why we were so excited to work on doing something similar with appreciation data from Bonusly.
Sounds of Gratitude started as a hackathon project at Bonus.ly. Each animation and sound represents a real message of appreciation as it occurs, a reminder of the positive interactions that happen all around us each day.
Through the years, my collaborator Ben and I noticed some fascinating uses of data as digital art (like Listen to Wikipedia), an experience that's even more magical when it happens in real time! Especially around Thanksgiving, it's really cool to see and hear how often appreciation is offered at work around the world. That's why we were so excited to work on doing something similar with appreciation data from Bonusly.