A conversation with Francisca Torres / Elisava • tim rodenbröker creative coding

A conversation with Francisca Torres / Elisava

Published by Tim on Thursday May 11, 2023

Last modified on October 15th, 2025 at 16:20

In March 2023 I taught for a month at the renowned design school Elisava in Barcelona. This was a unique experience for me, I got to work with fantastic students and got to meet really cool people. One of them was Francisca Torres, with whom I had a very interesting conversation for the official podcast of Elisava. It’s now available on all platforms!

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