June 5th, Stammtisch #74

Samarth
He’s been exploring facemesh. How to apply it in different ways.
Talked for 6 months to the local museum about showing an installation there. Since the covid came in the way, they switched to an online
version. #FacePaintChallenge.
https://cutt.ly/fpc-showcase

Doug
Has been developing a programming language for creative coding, originally for 3d printing. Shows a torus with a gyroid surface
Curv: a language for making art using mathematics
https://github.com/curv3d/curv
Twisted torus with rainbow color printed in full color with https://www.shapeways.com/
Talking about https://www.openscad.org/
Originally got inspired by https://www.shadertoy.com/
Openvdb to convert the signed distance function to a STL file

Elliy
Shares her recent performance:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-bBvJztaRU
used 360 degree video capture camera - Ricoh theta 5

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rg9tmk0Jo-4
Wind chyme sound is generated using the signal from the gyroscope and an app called PD Party

She received an EEG (brain sensor) from university and is looking for
collaborators to do creative coding with her.

whyelliy at gmail
https://www.instagram.com/elliyinspacetime

— break 👾—

Announcements

• Kazik will open source his “useless” robot setup (stay tuned on Discord)
• Abe asks about “turning paper into stone”. And more specifically, toilette paper carton board sculptures and making them more stone like.

Ben
Chataigne: “an Artist-friendly Modular Machine for Art and Technology”
http://benjamin.kuperberg.fr/chataigne
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTbxndmzh8Dll6XmsyWzEDA?view_as=subscriber
Also runs on a RPi

Steffi
Shows her web based fractal explorer based.
https://linse.me/research.html
She was at the SFPC last year and shared
the experience online on her site.

Ilu
Now able to capture VGA output from his DOS computer with a capture card.
Shows his DOS based creative coding platform,
which now has a p5.js compatibility layer!
https://github.com/superilu/dojs
https://twitter.com/dec_hl

Abe
Shows the latest iteration of the Subdivide project,
which started +3 years ago on Processing
https://hamoid.com/code/2017-gradient-subdivide/?from=next
then moved to openFrameworks and now developed in OPENRNDR.