Valeria Di Niscia
Event identity Environmental design Print and merchandise Attendee experience

Spatial Data Science Conference

Within the wider conference team, I was responsible for the visual design of the event as a complete ecosystem, connecting its identity across the venue, stage, attendee materials, merchandise and every supporting touchpoint.

Spatial Data Science Conference stage, screens, backdrop and auditorium environment

One visual system across every venue

Each edition translated its host city into a map based visual language that could scale from an auditorium stage to the smallest attendee application. Type, color, cartography and modular layouts created a recognizable framework while leaving room for each location and format to feel specific.

Speaker presenting on a Spatial Data Science Conference branded stage Conference stage with coordinated screen graphics and branded front panels Spatial Data Science Conference podium and stage design
Digital directional screens for Spatial Data Science Conference rooms Physical room wayfinding banner for the Spatial Data Science Conference
Exterior welcome signage for the Spatial Data Science Conference Attendees arriving in the conference registration and merchandise area
Spatial Data Science Conference registration desk, backdrop and attendee materials

Designed around the attendee journey

The system followed attendees from arrival and registration through directional signage, room screens, stage content and identification. Lanyards, badges, printed materials, T shirts, tote bags, bottles and speaker gifts extended the conference identity into objects people could use and take home.

Spatial Data Science Conference T shirt, tote bag and reusable bottle Map based speaker gift boxes created for the Spatial Data Science Conference Branded Spatial Data Science Conference attendee lanyards

The experience began before conference day

Workshops held the day before the main conference extended the same visual system into a more focused learning environment. Room screens, signage and supporting materials made the workshop program feel connected to the wider event from the first attendee touchpoint.

Branded workshop environment used the day before the main conference