The Art of Data Storytelling by Federica Fragapane

Federica Fragapane is an Italian information designer who masterfully translates complex data into elegant visual stories.

Her signature style—a blend of soft color palettes and flowing, organic networks—makes even the most intricate information feel clear and approachable. This talent has earned her global recognition, with work featured in Wired, collaborations with the United Nations, and three projects acquired for MoMA’s permanent collection. Most recently, she created a major 16-piece installation at Triennale Milano exploring the theme of global inequality.

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