🤖
Dates: 28/6 – 5/7
I’m Visual artist, maker, creative coder & educator working at the intersection of real-time audiovisual performance, creative coding, and installation art. My work explores randomness, feedback, and generative systems as ways to embrace complexity and imperfection.
At Dinacon 2025, I’ll be developing a series of audiovisual sketches that respond to the natural environment — using open and experimental tools to explore how randomness emerges in both natural and technological systems. I’m especially interested in the ocean as a source of organic unpredictability, and in how local rhythms, textures, and patterns can be translated into generative structures.
Beyond the technical, I want to reflect on the social and cultural framing of randomness — how different languages and traditions define and interpret chance, uncertainty, and control. Through playful code, visual feedback loops, and listening to the environment, I aim to create work that is sensitive to place, process, and perspective.
I’m also looking forward to collaborating, helping others when I can, and just having fun sharing ideas and experiments!