Knowledge Graph: A Relational Portrait of a Digital Self

Instruments & studies · Personal website · 2026

An interactive network that transforms a contact list into a living relational portrait. Centrality, adjacency, and motion reveal how professional, scholarly, editorial, and creative platforms cluster around a single digital identity.

Here email is not merely a node but the network's gravitational center. A radial layout establishes hierarchy at first glance, while secondary curved ties surface semantic affinities between platforms. Selected, related, and preview states turn one static topology into multiple reading layers. Animated signals represent connection not as ornament, but as circulation itself.

Center and orbits

The email node is enlarged as the network's center of gravity, while platforms are distributed at equal angles to make the architecture of digital contact legible at a glance.

Adjacencies of the professional network

Selecting LinkedIn reveals its central tie and grouped relations with X and Bluesky at once, turning an individual profile into a wider field of public circulation.

A bridge between design and code

The Behance–GitHub pairing encodes visual and technical production not as separate showcases, but as adjacent faces of the same practice.

The scholarly circulation of knowledge

The secondary tie between ResearchGate and Academia defines publication archives as their own circuit of knowledge, beyond their shared connection to the center.

An editorial circulation line

Medium and Substack are paired as two publishing rhythms for long-form thought; the connection narrates how ideas travel toward different publics.