👾 Game of the month 

This time last year we looked back over 2022 in search history data with our festive woolly jumpers. This year Google has one-upped us and gone even further with a “Where's Waldo” style game that explores the last 25 years in google searches. Full of quirky internet nostalgia, we spent far too long playing around on this one.

 💔 Heartbreak of the month

With the marathon of soppy rom-coms at this time of year, it’s natural we can all get a little sentimental. If it hasn’t hit you yet, then it surely will after you have a dig through this archive of romantic what-ifs.

🔧 Tool of the month 

In the daily maze of copy and pastes, reshares and screenshots it can be easy to lose the origin of content. This is a super exciting project to help creators get credit for their work, and ensure we can trust what we see online, pinning content to tell us where, when and who made it.

🖼️  Installation of the month 

And now a little section to share what we’ve been up to this month!

We just opened one of our largest ever pieces at the M9 Museum in Venice. A 450 m2 immersive experience that raises questions about the threat of infoxication, and how it is shaping our relationship with information.

🗺️ Map of the month

The cloud is somewhat of a second home for many of us, but by very definition it is intangible. The Tech Cartographies is so important because it shows us the physical reality and vast material demand of cloud-based tech. This technology is not floating out in space, free from the implications of geo-politics here on Earth; long-standing inequalities and injustices are perpetuated in structures that sustain our online existence.

🙏 Hope of the month 

And as we round things up for the year, here’s a little gift of hope and positivity. You might remember our installation last month about designing a more humane future as part of Barcelona Design Week. Well in the process we compiled 51 projects that are leading the way towards the Sustainable Development Goals, and you can find them all in this reward doc that we shared with all those who interacted with our flags.