Creative Code Stammtisch

A monthly open conversation between artists, makers, designers, coders, performers, learners and anyone interested in the use of computing skills for artistic expression.

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April 7th, Stammtisch #108

58 ppl, at Wooga

Felipe

Introduces Symbiotism, a collective for interactive and immersive art. Vision is to create a Berlin-based coliving space.

https://symbiotism.org/

First event coming up at Kollage Kollektiv

https://www.youtube.com/@FunctionStore

https://www.instagram.com/acrylicode.berlin

Rita

Shares graduation project as a creative technologist: A friendly introduction to Creative Coding through Analog Techniques

Started from her own feeling of not “getting” coding. Interviewed other people who come from a non-coding background. Developed a thesis on how to make coding more accessible, including by analog techniques.

Asks for advice on how to get rich and famous with a book.

If you wanna be a tester for the book, Rita is interested in feedback. Contact: eperjesirit@gmail.com

Martyna

Martina is a Developer and Creative Coder working on visuals

The Blob Story: Inspired by slime mold

https://martynachojnacka.com/project/creative/blob/

Started with some renders then built a solid frame covered in lycra fabric made with 3D printed joints. Internal mechanism driven by Arduino

tried different materials, went from lycra to liquid latex

Blob reacts to people nearby (and terrifies some children)

Cymatics: Water mixed with soy sauce, reacts to a speaker underneath. Live performance with Szczeczin Philharmony.

https://martynachojnacka.com/

Alma

Co-organizing a creative coding summer camp with Nikita and Alessandro

First weekend: probably in July. Lectures, workshops, 48 hours of jamming.

Second weekend: performance, audio-visual shows, exhibition from participants

contact: steinfeldalmapro@gmail.com, alessandro.valentino@gmail.com

To apply to organize a lecture or a workshop: https://tinyurl.com/3htjvkaa

To apply to exhibit your work or to perform: https://tinyurl.com/52pat6wd

== announcements ==

https://panda-platforma.berlin/events/less-is-more-vj-open-lab-32/

== break ==

Sebastian

Joined the Tiny Code Christas challenge last December. Got inspired by a creative coding tutorial for Rust so started with Rust. Programmed many variations on cubes!

Rust creative coding framework: Nannou https://nannou.cc/

https://seebass22.github.io/gallery_site/

Semi-practical application: visualize notes played on a harmonica

https://github.com/Seebass22/tab-visualizer

Matthi

Discovered creative coding through Generative Gestaltung, and then Touch Designer, to which he is addicted. Now does a sketch 2 days each week.

https://www.instagram.com/matthiasmeissen/

Now moved on to building one website each day. Then one GLSL sketch a day. (but also leads to burnout)

Currently creating one thing a week: https://matthiasmeissen.substack.com/

https://github.com/matthiasmeissen

Gabor

Doing distance fields graphics hatched for plotting.

Gabor explores techniques for plotting 3D scenes using shaders.

Using twglJS as WebGL minimal framework https://twgljs.org/

Gabor found inspiration on papers like Suggestive Hatching to desing a solution to draw lines and edges following the surface of the shapes with flow fields.

The pipeline is a 1st past with raymarching, 2nd pass with surface normals, 3rd pass with lighting. Based on the pixel information, then build the flow lines in GPU so the lines can be converted into plottable coordinates.