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Live coding is a performance practice in which computer-based visuals and music are improvised live, with practitioners writing (and often projecting) code to create the performance in real time. The act of coding is made open, transparent, and fun. | Live coding is a performance practice in which computer-based visuals and music are improvised live, with practitioners writing (and often projecting) code to create the performance in real time. The act of coding is made open, transparent, and fun. | ||
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Some familiarity with code is recommended but expertise is not required. | Some familiarity with code is recommended but expertise is not required. | ||
Workshop, with screen and table | Workshop, with screen and table | ||
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Revision as of 17:11, 13 November 2025
Live Coding Visuals With Hydra
Workshop
Wednesday 26 Nov
14:00 ‑ 17:00
Project Description
Live coding is a performance practice in which computer-based visuals and music are improvised live, with practitioners writing (and often projecting) code to create the performance in real time. The act of coding is made open, transparent, and fun.
Hydra (https://hydra.ojack.xyz) is a live code visuals language inspired by analog synthesis. IIn this workshop, attendees will learn to understand Hydra code, and adapt existing sketches or write their own. With a robust community behind it, Hydra is a great way to get involved with live code and learn from others..
We will also talk about live coding as a practice and code demystification movement.
Some familiarity with code is recommended but expertise is not required. Workshop, with screen and table
Registration Link
Sarah Groff–Henning Palermo
Artist Bio
Sarah Groff Hennigh-Palermo(US) is an artist, programmer, and erstwhile data designer. Her work focuses on using the digital in a manner that can transcend its squalid and militaristic roots and reach out towards the sublime. She has created data-obscured art sites, new computer languages, and hybrid nostalgia machines. Her current focus is live-code performances and improvisational, multi-layered video works. For both, she makes use of image processing tools new and old, analog and digital, including the Jones frame buffer, Fairlight CVI, Eurorack modules, and self-made frameworks. Sarah has performed and exhibited work in New York City, San Francisco, Denver, and other US cities, as well as in Germany, France, Spain, and the UK. Born in Southern California, she lives and works in Berlin.
Online Links
web: https://www.sarahghp.com/
insta: @superSGHP
masto: @sarahghp@post.lurk.org