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Workshop 2, Control Freak
Duration: three sessions (4 hours each)
Dates: tba (any day works for me really)
Materials: ESP32, cables, buttons, resistors, potentiometers, cases

Why leave anything to chance if we can control everything?! Computer autonomy? NO thanks. We will control image, sound, VR, 3D, IRL installations, etc. all in real-time! Control, control, ctrl.
We will learn how to build and program our own MIDI/OSC controllers using open source software and hardware.
From selecting a case, through soldering together buttons, knobs and other inputs, to establishing a communication protocol; all the basics of DIY electronics will be covered and each one will go home with a functional device.
In the end, it is all just an excuse to build funky, freaky, playful and personalized electronics. :) Let's have fun in building custom made electronics to fit each one's artistic needs.
No previous knowledge is requiered but it helps out if you have already soldered or programmed a bit.
Here some examples of some past controllers:



Workshop 1, Multi-threaded conversations
Duration: two sessions (4 hours each)
Dates: tba (any day works for me really)
Materials: wool, cardboard and hands

Following the example of the “círculos de palabra” (word circles) we will exchange thoughts and stories that we will weave into an object. Based on several handcraft techniques, we are going to twist, braid, and loom ropes together. Each rope is the materialization of an algorithm and the vessel of a narration. All hands will be working rhythmically in a collective choreography, harmonized to the sound of our words.
This is a hands-on-workshop that emphasizes on group storytelling, as a way to escape individualism.
We will have the common goal of making a “Warak'a” (Andean sling) and a “Chumbe” (belt).
No previous knowledge is needed.
Here some examples of the objects we will do:


Here some examples of my recent work:



Material and Process SoSe 2025

This images you can use to understand how to attach the cut pieces to the tile using a rotation. Remember to identify the center of the rotation an put it on the edge of the original tile. Have fun!
Monday 15.06.2025

With this sketch you can upload the SVGs from the tiles we first did in paper and put them in a tessalated chess arrangenment with color swaps :)
Click here to go to the code of it.
Monday 26.05.2025

This is the sketch we did in class to understand and transfrom into p5JS one of Vera Molnar´s artworks.
Click here to go to the code of it.
Monday 19.05.2025

This is my first tesselation :)
Monday 12.05.2025

This is a drawing I did, then the person on my left wrote a set of rules to reproduce the drawing and then the second person on my left redid the drawing only by reading the rules :)
Monday 05.05.2025
This is the cover of my notebook following a set of rules :)
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This I uploaded back in 2019 as a test.
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