Connectivity of Systems visualizes the complexity of social networks through a layered diagram that maps relationships, themes, and interactions across interconnected systems.
Year
2021
Scope
Poster
This project translates the abstract nature of social networks into a structured visual diagram composed of five distinct planes. Each plane represents a different level of depth, with varying “wavelengths” used to explore how information and relationships expand as complexity increases. Together, these layers create a sense of progression, guiding the viewer from broader concepts to more detailed connections.
Across each plane, selected lexicons branch outward and are grouped based on their relationships to one another. These groupings are further organized using a Venn diagram approach, highlighting overlap, significance, and shared meaning within the network. The system allows individual elements to exist independently while also contributing to a larger, interconnected structure. Dotted lines connect the planes vertically, reinforcing the idea that these layers are not isolated but part of a continuous system. Color is used to distinguish different themes within the broader topic of social networks, making complex relationships more legible and visually intuitive. The final composition presents a dynamic framework that captures both the structure and fluidity of interconnected systems.
