Hi! My name is Nadieh Bremer, which is pronounced as Na-di (di as in ra-di-o), so forget about that eh at the end. Nice to see you here! Let me explain a bit more about myself and how I got to where I am now.
I’m a freelancing data visualization designer and artist, working from a lovely house in the woods, somewhere in the Netherlands, with a background in data science. In 2011 I graduated as an Astronomer from the University of Leiden. Looking for more tangible and dynamic work I left the world of academia and worked as an analytics consultant and data scientist at Deloitte for four years.
It took me a while to realize that, although I liked doing data analysis, I loved the visualization of the analysis and insights. In my evenings and weekends, I started teaching myself about the subject of data visualization and I also started creating personal projects. A year later in 2015, I got the opportunity to join Adyen as a full-time data visualization designer. There I worked on designing & building dashboards and other data visualizations for their client environment.
However, after a year I figured out that my passion lies with the more creative kind of data visualization, not dashboards. Therefore, I quit my job to become a freelancing data visualization designer to explore if there is a market for unique and captivating visualizations of data. If you’d like, you can read this blog for a more thorough story about my journey from Astronomy to Dataviz.
My projects include print and web-based (subtly) interactive data visualizations. From single charts to whole stories involving many unique and custom-made visuals. I love doing static visuals the most, as this gives me the freedom to get as creative as I can be. However, I also enjoy adding some subtle animations and interactions to my work. Going all the way to the creative side, I make data art to frame on a wall or use as branding or marketing material. And finally, I thoroughly enjoy spreading my enthusiasm for good data visualization by speaking and presenting at meetups and conferences.
If you’re interested in my projects & experiments, please feel free to contact me to find out how we might work together!
2022
Exemplary Book
Information is Beautiful Awards
winner
2022
NFT
Dutch Creativity Awards
winner
2021
Data Visualization
Eddie and Ozzie Awards
finalist
2020
Silver in Features | Print
Malofiej
winner
2020
Silver in Features | Digital
Malofiej
winner
2020
Bronze in Features | Digital
Malofiej
winner
2020
Bronze in Innovation | Dataviz
Malofiej
winner
2019
Arts, Entertainment & Culture
Information is Beautiful Awards
shortlist
2019
Best DataViz
World Digital Media Awards
winner
2019
Bronze in Innovation | Dataviz
Malofiej
winner
2018
Gold in Politics & Global
Information is Beautiful Awards
winner
2018
People, Language & Identity
Information is Beautiful Awards
shortlist
2018
Arts, Entertainment & Culture
Information is Beautiful Awards
shortlist
2017
Best Individual
Information is Beautiful Awards
winner
2018
Investigative Data Journalism
Online Journalism Awards
winner
2018
Best DataViz
North American Digital Media Awards
winner
2018
Innovation
Amnesty Media Awards
finalist
2018
Silver in Features | Digital
Malofiej
winner
2018
Bronze in Design
Malofiej
winner
2017
Gold in Unusual
Information is Beautiful Awards
winner
2017
Silver in Science
Information is Beautiful Awards
winner
2016
Rising Star
Information is Beautiful Awards
winner
2017
People, Language & Identity
Information is Beautiful Awards
shortlist
2017
People, Language & Identity
Information is Beautiful Awards
shortlist
2016
Data Visualization
Information is Beautiful Awards
shortlist
2015
Urbanization challenge
The World Bank & Visualizing.org
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I’ve had the pleasure of speaking at conferences such as