Creative Applications for Visualization Technology
 Liljevalchs Art Gallery is Stockholm's most beautiful exhibition space. The Gallery partnered with Panopticon to create interactive graphics that allow visual exploration of the art exhibited at the gallery's Spring Salon. The Spring Salon (Vårsalongen) is an established institution where promising young artists have been exhibiting their work every year since 1916.
The circular diagram used in this project is a Voronoi Treemap, a new type of visualization which constructs the tessellation using a form of Voronoi diagram. It presented for the first time by Michael Balzer and Professor Oliver Deussen in October 2005.
The software for the diagrams was developed by Stefan Odelfalk at Panopticon in cooperation with graphic designers Johan Cnattingius and Stefania Malmsten as part of the visual communication for Liljevalchs Gallery.
Click here for instructions on how to use the Voronoi visualizations
Click on the links below to see the visualizations
Panopticon Software wishes to thank many of the world's foremost researchers within information visualization for inspiration and advice throughout this project, including:
- Dr. Franz Aurenhammer
- Michael Balzer
- Dr. Mark de Berg
- Dr. Oliver Deussen
- Dr. Deok-Soo Kim
- Dr. Ben Shneiderman
- Dr. Martin Wattenberg
- Dr. Jarke J. van Wijk
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