What I learnt at The School of Machines, Making and Make-believe

October 29, 2014 § 1 Comment

Links to a PDF > Issuu.com

One month, 13 students, countless visiting artists and a huge array of creative coding. I was delighted to take the opportunity this July to take part in ‘Responsive Spaces’. The culmination was an interactive installation group show in a warehouse space in Urban Spree, Friedrichstein. Many thanks to Rachel Uwa, the brains behind the genius. Click on the image above to see the full PDF.

Tagged: arduino, art, berlin, code, creative coding, creativity, design, interactive, max, openframeworks, processing, sound, tech, technology

§ One Response to What I learnt at The School of Machines, Making and Make-believe

Stepping into the ‘Real’ Work | E}V Blog says:

September 12, 2016 at 11:01

[…] Therese Charles a spec was written. I passed it to an Irish developer in Berlin that I met at the School of Machines a while back. He’s been doing an amazing job lately but more on that […]

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