We use the computing power of our computers to discover new forms of artistic expression. In co-creation, we playfully let ourselves be guided by logic, errors, randomness, repetition, and iteration. Together, we will generatively alter and interactively re-collage imported visual material. The visualizations can be published on the web or exported and further refined. Using p5.js, a programming language developed by artist Lauren McCarthy, the workshop offers an easy and playful introduction to the fundamentals and creative use of computer programming. No prior knowledge is required—just your creativity!

Biography

Hanna Züllig, a creative coder and educator, studied Art Education at ZHDK. She has made a name for herself as an artist and curator of an artist-run space, earning multiple awards. In the 1990s, she began her career in web development, founded her own studio, and is now a lecturer in web technologies and creative coding at HSLU. Her work is dedicated to an artistic, interdisciplinary, and empowering approach to teaching in the fields of digital technology, computer aesthetics, and algorithmic design processes.