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Artist of The Week #40: Jimena Buena Vida
I make art with code, and I don’t begin with a clear plan for what the final piece should look like. I usually start with a pattern, a movement, or a question I’m curious about. Then I change things, break things, and respond to what appears on the screen. Code gives me a structure to…
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Artist of The Week #39: The Noise Diary
A piece has to resonate emotionally to me before anything else. It must communicate something beyond technique and continue to feel meaningful every time I return to it. ARTIST BIO The Noise Diary is the audiovisual work of artist & composer, Adam Clark. His work merges generative visuals, sound design, realtime systems, and cinematic atmosphere…
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Artist of The Week #38: vertex.shader
If it’s in your heart you just pour energy into making it real. Sacrifice everything else make it happen ARTIST BIO vertex.shader (Samir Ghosh) is a VR researcher and creative coder. For Samir, creative coding is a way to translate the geometric visions and aesthetic patterns from his head into reality, sharing them with the…
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Artist of The Week #37: gaudisketch
– Code Is Soul – – Code is Clay – – Code is Free – Mathematician, photographer and philosopher. ARTIST BIO gaudisketch comes from an unusual mix of backgrounds: mathematician, photographer, and philosopher. His relationship with code began early, at a time when he was taking programs apart and watching how artists wrote intros directly…
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Artist of The Week #36: Lenia Mascha
I don’t believe creativity starts with an idea, but great ideas can emerge during the creative process. I believe in the urge for visual exploration, the desire to play and discover, guided by the artistic medium itself, the materials, and their limitations. ARTIST BIO Lenia Mascha is a Greek architect and artist living and working…
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Artist of The Week #35: Kirill Khabituev
Being curious is something that drives everything that I do. I think it’s very important to always stay curious and try to learn new things and ways things work. ARTIST BIO Kirill Khabituev is a generative artist and interactive media developer. With a background in music and no formal art training, he found his way…
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Artist of The Week #34: dding_one
I want the audience to be more than just observers; I want them to be an actual part of the art. I aim to provide an experience where people can get fully immersed and enjoy the art. ARTIST BIO Myungwon Choi is a Technical Artist, originally a 3D Motion Graphic Designer, who focuses on the…
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What is Genuary? The Creative Coding Challenge Explained
Genuary is a month-long creative coding challenge with daily prompts. Learn what it is, how to participate, and the best tools to get started — even as a beginner.
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Introduction to VJing: What It Is and How to Begin
VJing is the art of mixing live visuals to music at clubs, festivals, and events. Learn what a VJ does, the best software to start (Resolume, TouchDesigner), and how to begin performing.
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The p5.js Ecosystem: Essential Libraries for Creative Coding
The p5.js ecosystem represents a vibrant network of tools that enable creators, artists, and developers to build highly interactive and visually compelling browser experiences. As an open-source JavaScript library designed with inclusivity and accessibility at its core, p5.js has cultivated a thriving community that continuously develops extensions to expand its functionality. Machine Learning: ml5.js ml5.js stands as the…
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TouchDesigner Troubleshooting: Fixing Common Errors for Beginners
TouchDesigner stands out as a favorite for real-time visual programming, creative coding, and generative design. But for many beginners, its flexibility comes with a steep learning curve. “Why won’t this install?” “My visuals disappeared!” “I keep getting error messages!” If you’ve felt frustrated, know you’re not alone—almost everyone gets stuck at some point. This guide…
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Artist of The Week #40: Jimena Buena Vida
I make art with code, and I don’t begin with a clear plan for what the final piece should look like. I usually start with a pattern, a movement, or a question I’m curious about. Then I change things, break things, and respond to what appears on the screen. Code gives me a structure to…
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Artist of The Week #39: The Noise Diary
A piece has to resonate emotionally to me before anything else. It must communicate something beyond technique and continue to feel meaningful every time I return to it. ARTIST BIO The Noise Diary is the audiovisual work of artist & composer, Adam Clark. His work merges generative visuals, sound design, realtime systems, and cinematic atmosphere…
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Artist of The Week #38: vertex.shader
If it’s in your heart you just pour energy into making it real. Sacrifice everything else make it happen ARTIST BIO vertex.shader (Samir Ghosh) is a VR researcher and creative coder. For Samir, creative coding is a way to translate the geometric visions and aesthetic patterns from his head into reality, sharing them with the…
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Artist of The Week #37: gaudisketch
– Code Is Soul – – Code is Clay – – Code is Free – Mathematician, photographer and philosopher. ARTIST BIO gaudisketch comes from an unusual mix of backgrounds: mathematician, photographer, and philosopher. His relationship with code began early, at a time when he was taking programs apart and watching how artists wrote intros directly…
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Artist of The Week #36: Lenia Mascha
I don’t believe creativity starts with an idea, but great ideas can emerge during the creative process. I believe in the urge for visual exploration, the desire to play and discover, guided by the artistic medium itself, the materials, and their limitations. ARTIST BIO Lenia Mascha is a Greek architect and artist living and working…
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Artist of The Week #35: Kirill Khabituev
Being curious is something that drives everything that I do. I think it’s very important to always stay curious and try to learn new things and ways things work. ARTIST BIO Kirill Khabituev is a generative artist and interactive media developer. With a background in music and no formal art training, he found his way…
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Artist of The Week #34: dding_one
I want the audience to be more than just observers; I want them to be an actual part of the art. I aim to provide an experience where people can get fully immersed and enjoy the art. ARTIST BIO Myungwon Choi is a Technical Artist, originally a 3D Motion Graphic Designer, who focuses on the…
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What is Genuary? The Creative Coding Challenge Explained
Genuary is a month-long creative coding challenge with daily prompts. Learn what it is, how to participate, and the best tools to get started — even as a beginner.
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Introduction to VJing: What It Is and How to Begin
VJing is the art of mixing live visuals to music at clubs, festivals, and events. Learn what a VJ does, the best software to start (Resolume, TouchDesigner), and how to begin performing.
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The p5.js Ecosystem: Essential Libraries for Creative Coding
The p5.js ecosystem represents a vibrant network of tools that enable creators, artists, and developers to build highly interactive and visually compelling browser experiences. As an open-source JavaScript library designed with inclusivity and accessibility at its core, p5.js has cultivated a thriving community that continuously develops extensions to expand its functionality. Machine Learning: ml5.js ml5.js stands as the…
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TouchDesigner Troubleshooting: Fixing Common Errors for Beginners
TouchDesigner stands out as a favorite for real-time visual programming, creative coding, and generative design. But for many beginners, its flexibility comes with a steep learning curve. “Why won’t this install?” “My visuals disappeared!” “I keep getting error messages!” If you’ve felt frustrated, know you’re not alone—almost everyone gets stuck at some point. This guide…
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Artist of the Week #17: Nova Media Studio
We’re very open and flexible, shaping our aesthetic according to the surface and the occasion we’re given. We let visuals and sound speak for themselves. We like the idea that each person who looks at our work can find their own meaning in it and notice the details they’re drawn to. ARTIST BIO Nova Media…
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Artist of the Week #16: Dean Cheesman
I’m hoping to be as surprised by what happens with my projects as other viewers. I want to do only 80% of the work of the project and then let the 20% remaining emerge from the project on its own. This can come either from emergence, interactivity with the project, or in the best cases…
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Artist of the Week #15: Garabatospr
I believe complexity can emerge from simple rules. My process begins with algorithms that evolve through repetition and variation. I see code as a collaborator introducing unpredictability and rhythm—a dialogue between order, randomness, and intuition. ARTIST BIO Elio Ramos Colón, known by his artistic alias garabatospr, is a Puerto Rican artist and professor whose generative…
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Artist of the Week #14: Milocabeza
Creation is a dialogue between control and unpredictability—embracing error often reveals new forms of beauty. ARTIST BIO Camilo Ortiz is a multidisciplinary artist and designer from Argentina. His work explores the intersections between technology, movement, and visual perception through interactive installations, generative visuals, and audiovisual performances. With a background in dance collaborations, sound design, and…
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What is Ableton Live? Your Starter Kit: Editions, Essential Features, and Free Learning Resources
Ableton Live is a highly differentiated Digital Audio Workstation (DAW), the architecture of which is rooted in a philosophy that prioritizes live improvisation and performance fluidity. The software company, Ableton, was founded in 1999, and the first version of Live was released in 2001. The initial design goal was revolutionary for its time: to allow…