Data is omnipresent. They constantly surround us and actively influence our environment. As we continue to produce new amounts of data, the question of a more intuitive, legible way of visualizing data becomes more and more of a focus.

An ongoing war in the digital world, understood as cyberwarfare, has long become reality. But on the contrary to physical attacks these digital ones appear to be completely abstract. In our project we deal
with the question how these abstract phenomenas can be made tangible through the method of data physicalization. As the dataset is fed into the physicalisation, the movements of the soldiers against other soldiers indicate the real time attacks between countries.