Sun 23 April - International Conference on Live Coding - Utrecht Museum Speelkok (instrumental organs)

Studies in the live and creative coding community with Jude Montague. International Conference on Live Coding ICLC is taking place in Utrecht this year. Reporting back from a brief visit to the conference from the performance night of Choreographic Coding. Plus a visit to the Museum Speelkok, or Organ Museum in Utrecht and reflecting on the relationship of audio coding with this history of mechanical and automatic music making. 

 

Sun 26 Mar - Patrick Borgeat - Benoit & the Mandelbrots

Patrick Borgeat works with both visual and audio coding in Supercollider, his own developed software tools and fragment shaders. He is known for the live-coding laptop ensemble Benoît and the Mandelbrots and for his work with ZKM the center for media and art in Karlsruhe. For the Mandelbrots he developed the SuperCollider extension BenoitLib which the band use for tempo synchronization, data sharing, and sending messages to each other. Recently he has been developing intersections with mushrooms and photography with live coding and working on a large projection mapping project.

Sun 26 Feb - Ivan Paz - Science and Aesthetics - Algorithmic performance and philosophy

Ivan Paz works with artificial intelligence methodologies and is interested in how the interactions of science, art and technology can create new aesthetic, conceptual and thinking directions. His individual and organically mathematic approach to coding involves live organising of functions in Supercollider and algorithmic implementations. His approach is performative and explorative and has connections with philosophies and practice of audio improvisation. He is part of the TOPLAP community in Barcelona and was a founder-organiser of the On-the-Fly project co-funded by Creative Europe.

https://www.mixcloud.com/Resonance/code-lives-26-feb-2023-ivan-pazthe-aesthetics-and-philosophy-of-on-the-fly-coding/

Sun 22 Jan - Code Lives! Roger Pibernat

The first of a monthly series of interviews and studies of live coding. Roger Pibernat, illustrator and live coder discusses the development of a Živa  a new language for interacting with Supercollider synthesis and of Animatron, a programme for live visuals inspired by on 2D animation. He is part of the TOPLAP community in Barcelona and has developed software with collaborators in Ljudmila in Slovenia as part of the On the Fly project co-funded by Creative Europe. 

https://www.mixcloud.com/Resonance/code-lives-22-jan-2023-roger-pibernat-supercollider-%C5%BEiva-and-coding-animation/