ALT A split map of Paris's primary urban cluster compares actual and potential walkability. One map shows an ideal distribution of neighborhood services, while the other shows the current reality; a slider allows the reader to uncover one view or the other. Central areas appear more walkable, in dark blue, while peripheral areas are more red, indicating longer walks to amenities. Published in The Economist.

ALT Choropleth map of forest ownership in Sweden and Finland. In all provinces at least 28% of woodland is privately owned; in the more southern regions, that goes up to 86%. Published in Bloomberg.

ALT Map of power lines connecting Russia and Belarus to the Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. Small black crosses mark recent disconnections at the border line; the three Baltic states are severing their connections to the Russian-Belarussian power grid. Published in the Financial Times.

ALT Two bracelets where colored beads are used to visualize data. One is showing the number of media prosecutions in Hungary between 2017 and 2023; the other shows climate stripes in Budapest, where colors range from blue (below the baseline) to dark red (above the baseline).