Refrigerator Symphony is a data visualization project that tracks my everyday habit of opening the refrigerator without any reason. I recorded how many times I opened it each day and transformed the data into a visual representation of my daily routine.
The project turns a simple, almost unconscious action into something visible and measurable. By visualizing the frequency of each refrigerator opening, I began to notice patterns in my behavior that I normally would not pay attention to. The project explores how ordinary habits can become interesting when they are collected, measured, and translated into a visual language. Each day’s data is also translated into a piece of music, with the number and timing of refrigerator openings shaping the sound. This creates a different “symphony” for each day based on my everyday routine.