Hybrid Curriculum: Mission accomplished!
A few months ago I already teased you that the whole curriculum is currently being translated to p5.js. Now it’s […]
Lena Weber on Ambiguous Aesthetics
In this post I’d like to introduce you to Lena Weber, who has helped me tremendously with the translation of […]
Interview with flexiblevisualsystems.info
A few weeks ago I published this interview I did with Martin Lorenz. Now he turns the tables and publishes […]
On Systems
From Martin Lorenz I got into lots of exciting literature about systems. One might think that this is a totally […]
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Martin Lorenz on the intersection of Creative Coding and Flexible Visual Systems
About two years ago I invited one of my early design heros, Martin Lorenz, for an online talk. Since that […]
DEMO Festival 2022 was a blast
This year I had the honor to be part of the DEMO Festival as a curator. It was a super […]
Key visual for Slate + Ash’s new software instrument
Together with Lena Weber I created the promo video for Slate + Ash’s brand new software synth called Choreographs. The […]
Generative portraits for IBM
Some of you may know that I have a split relationship with Instagram. Still, even though I often find myself […]
Project “Hybrid Curriculum”
For the current semester, I have accepted a small teaching assignment for Creative Coding again after a long time. This […]
Getting started with Processing
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Ohne den Hype Podcast
Heute schreibe ich mal einen deutschen Blogpost: Ich hatte die große Ehre, bei Sven Jürgensmeier im Podcast “Ohne den Hype” […]
Entering the World Wide Web
In this day and age, as creatives, we are highly dependent on the tools that social media provides us. Instagram, […]
Form follows Music: The Bach-Project
Generative visuals made from the "Prelude in C" by Johann Sebastian Bach.
New course out now: Grid Systems
After a long period of work, about a dozen discarded lessons, and many discussions with a wide variety of people, […]
Three ways to work with p5.js
When the first alpha release of p5.js appeared in July 2014, it kicked off a hugely important development for the […]
A brief research on grid systems
How do you develop a course for a subject as abstract and multifaceted as the topic of grid systems? Either […]