Danielle Rosales
Sociologist/Designer & Co-Director

the work of the german-cuban communication designer and sociologist focuses on applied visual systems and urbanism. danielle combines her concepts with a powerful visuality that can simultaneously display and communicate complex content. the basis for this is an anthropological approach, which assumes that designers not only act in a socially responsible manner themselves, but are also able to help shape transformation processes in the sense of a sustainable development. for danielle design is a craft and a form of expression that enables to deal operationally with existing knowledge and to actively (co-)design living environments. in 2020 she founded the design studio visual intelligence & communication gbr together with robin coenen.

Robin Coenen
Informationdesigner & Co-Director

Born in Bonn. Studied visual communication at FH Aachen & ZHDK/Zurich University of the Arts (Bachelor of Arts) and data visualization at the Parsons New School For Design (Master of Science). From 2015 to 2018 in Paris, responsible for the »Digital Media Department« in the Atelier Intégral Ruedi Baur.
Since 2018 in Berlin, working as an information designer at the interface of design, science, technology and visual anthropology (including: Innovation Center for Mobility and Social Change, Labor K / Institute for City and Regional Planning).
In 2020, co-founded the design studio “Visual Intelligence” together with sociologist and designer Danielle Rosales. Between 2017 and 2021 various teaching positions at the FH Aachen. Since autumn 2021  research and teaching associate at the »Class for Informationdesign« situated at Berlin University of the Arts.

Alisa Verzhbitskaya
Informationdesigner

born in moscow. came to germany as a jewish quota refugee. during her internship (2015) she was personal assistant of a photographer in berlin. since 2016 alisa has experience in art direction, having worked for brands and institutions. she is a designer with a particular interest in cultural research, migration and related social issues. in 2021 she won the stiftung buchkunst awarde for the project »culture switch: russia and china meet germany«. for her master's thesis (2022) at the university of the arts (UdK) in the information design class, she investigated on the influence of multilingualism, analyzing text and language on building facades in berlin. her working method is often documentary, frequently photographic. thus, she focuses on an aesthetic and comprehensible visual display of information.

Dain Park 
Frontend Developer & Creative Coder

Born in Seoul, completed a Bachelor’s degree in Visual Communication Design at the University of the Arts, Berlin (2020-2024). Since September 2023, has been working as a Web Developer at Visual Intelligence, specializing in data visualization techniques. Passionate about programming, with a interest in building data visualization tools of the future to enhance user interfaces and experiences. 

Marie Dewey
Architect and Spatial Designer

Studied architecture at RWTH Aachen University (Master of Science) and ETSAM in Madrid.
From 2019 to 2022 various experiences in the conceptual, scientific and practical field of architecture (various architectural offices, freelance projects and research projects at the Institute for Urban Design and European Urbanism at RWTH).
Since 2022 in Berlin, internship and collaboration with the architecture collective raumlaborberlin (e.g. DomidLabs, Billhornerplatz).In 2023, critical examination of museum architecture and the process of spatial (un)learning as part of the master's thesis at the Chair of Architectural Theory and the Chair of Building Typologies and Design Basics (RWTH).
Since 2024 collaboration with visual intelligence.

Miriam Seith
Communication- and Informationdesigner

Grew up in Main Franconia. Studied Communication Design (Bachelor of Arts) at the University of Applied Sciences Berlin, followed by a Masters in Visual Communication at the University of the Arts Berlin (UdK) in the Infoklasse. The master's thesis was part of the Visual Society Programme in cooperation with the Social Science Research Center Berlin (WZB). Since April 2024 Miriam has been a meister student at the UdK in the Information Design class. The project is also a collaboration with the WZB to develop further her skills in visualizing science through design.