Andreas Baum

Andreas Baum was selected for the 2019 European Press Prize shortlist with ‘Radmesser‘

Andreas Baum is a freelance journalist. In 2019 he joined the newly established Tagesspiegel Innovation Lab in Berlin, where he works on new journalistic formats, interactive maps and graphics, the analysis of large data sets and citizen research.

For the “Radmesser” project, he was involved in sensor construction, testing, support and instruction as well as desk research.

From 2011 to 2016, Andreas Baum was a member of the Berlin State Parliament, spokesman for transport policy and parliamentary party leader. Before his political career he developed systems for 3D visualizations of live sports events on TV and the web, after completing his vocational training as an industrial electronics technician.

Martin Baaske

Martin Baaske was selected for the 2019 European Press Prize shortlist with ‘Radmesser‘

Graphic designer and illustrator, Martin Baaske works on infographics, live graphics and editorial illustrations. While being mostly interested in the future aspects of environment, mobility and technological change, he visualizes complex topics and ideas in an approachable way.
Clients in recent years include Daimler, BASF, Deutsche Bahn, ZF, Telekom, Berliner Zeitung and Tagesspiegel.

Martin is a managing director of Berlin based think tank Zentrale Intelligenz Agentur / ZIA and does graphic recording and -facilitation at company workshops and creates large illustrative content-walls at events.

In his rare freetime he likes to screenprint and momentarily builds up his own iconic character library which will be published later this year.