Data collection tools have given us ways to track and visualize our lives as never before, especially when they're often lived in front of a screen. Using an application-logging program called Tapper, artist Marcin Ignac recorded every application, click, and keystroke on his computer for two and a half years. From there, he created Every Day Of My Life, a series of abstract images that show what he was doing at any given moment. Each line represents one day, and each block's color represents the app that was in the foreground at the moment.
At a broad scale, you can see the frequency of concentration on any single task, as well as the shift in when Ignac is online (black periods represent time that the computer is off.) Other images...
via The Verge - All Posts http://www.theverge.com/2012/12/12/3758970/marcin-ignac-every-day-of-my-life
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