Creative Coding

For my Intermediate Interactivity and Computation class, I was given one week to complete each assignment based on my professor’s introduction to a new programming tool. These exercises were my short introduction to the wide range of art that can be generated by code.

Praxiniscope

 Tool: Processing

Animated Loop

Tool: Processing

Clock

This is an abstract clock that accelerates the decaying process of a clementine. The size of the mold and the amount of it is mapped to the seconds of the clock as time goes by.

Tool: P5.Js

Asemic writing

This is a generative code that I made to create variations of chairs in a writing language. The chairs have an underlying structure (1. Seat, 2. Legs, 3. Back) that can be built upon to create different variations and designs.

Tools: P5.JS and AxisDraw

Speech

I used P5.JS speech to detect language to create a “dummy” robot program that will take in anger. When you speak to it, the program will detect all the swear words and grow acne on the dummy robot. I wanted to explore the concept of concept of catharsis, and how releasing your anger may not always be a good thing.

Tools: P5.JS Speech, Javascript

Motion Capture

Tools: Processing, Motion Capture