Hi, I'm Blythe Sheldon. I'm an information designer and writer, using data visualization as a research tool. I am happiest connecting with people in ways that recognize our unique needs, claims, and contributions to the world we live in. To that end, I'm fascinated by the infrastructure that shape our social existences, whether it's language, maps, algorithms or cloud-based data storage. Over the past decade, I've written on art and culture; worked on frontend systems and data pipelines; interviewed Dennis Hopper, and created data visualizations about network security and personal vulnerability. I hold a Master's from the Interactive Telecommunications Program at NYU and a B.A. with honors in Anthropology from Columbia University. You can e-mail me here.