About
PCD @Aarhus takes place Saturday, February 9th from 11.00-15.30 at DOKK1, Hack Kampmanns Pl. 2, 8000 Aarhus. PCD @Aarhus is organised by Nathalia Novais, Tobias Stenberg Christensen, Winnie Soon & Anders Visti
People
Ester Marie AagardMy name is Ester Marie Aagaard and I’m 23 years old. I study Digital Design, IT, Aesthetics and Interaction at Aarhus University in my 4th semester. I first started programming last year, where I was introduced to aesthetic programming as a part of my education. I have always explored my creativity with different materials and find the materiality of programming and what you can do with it very inspiring
Andreja AndricAndreja Andric is a Serbian composer and programmer, living in Aarhus. Using computer programming as key means of artistic expression, he aims at discovering pristine, dynamic and complex sound worlds. Pioneer of smartphone recital as a concert practice. Holds a PhD in Music Informatics from Milan University, Italy
http://andrejaandric.altervista.org/
Anna BrynskovAnna Brynskov is studying her master’s degree in Digital Design at Aarhus University. She has her bachelor’s degree in Literary History, and before starting university, she wrote and directed films. She has a particular interest in storytelling, language and technology, and enjoys exploring themes like power relations, sexuality and alienation
https://vimeo.com/annabrynskov
Tilde Lageri Damborg25 years old. Currently working on my master thesis at digital design. Interested in how data is constructing society
Malthe Stavning ErslevMalthe is a PhD fellow at Aarhus University. He is currently finishing his MSc in Digital Design as part of his PhD studies. His academic work is based on practice and experimentation, with a research through- design-and-art approach, mostly within the realms of conceptual software design (and/or software art) and speculative/critical design
Stig Møller HansenGraphic designer, coder, teacher and researcher. Bought an Amiga 500 in 1989 and quickly developed a passion for mixing art and code. Thirty years later, Stig has made his childhood excitement his professional career, teaching programming for graphic designers
http://www.stigmollerhansen.dk/
Ann KarringAnn is a master degree student in Digital Design at Aarhus University. She took a course in Aesthetic programming in 2016 and has since taken several courses in Computer Science. Her passion is spreading the joy of coding. Nowadays she is mostly interested in Physical Computing and combining code with CNC machines
Frederik la CourDigital Design student at Aarhus University, Sound & Media Artist. Attended the course on Aesthetic Programming, where he learned how to perceive code as a material for critical reflection on conceptual matters. Coupling his appreciation for aesthetic programming with his passion for audio-design and electronic music, has installed a new perception on sound experimentation.
https://vimeo.com/l4cour
Alex Mørch(b. 1987, Denmark) is a transdisciplinary composer and artist. His works are typically a mixture of homebrewn machinery in spatial installations, involving human interaction. Alex Mørch is currently studying the soloist programme in electronic composition at DIEM (Danish Institute of Electronic Music) at the Royal Academy of Music, Aarhus, from where he also holds a master degree
https://alexmorch.com/
Nathalia NovaisGraphic designer, researcher and filmmaker-producer from Brazil based in Denmark. Currently a master student of the Information Studies program at Aarhus University. Some work available at
https://behance.net/nathnovais
Lauren Lee McCarthyLauren (US) is the creator of p5.js, an open source platform for learning creative expression. As an artist, her work has been exhibited internationally, examining how issues of surveillance, automation, and network culture affect our social relationships. She is an Assistant Professor at UCLA Design Media Arts
http://lauren-mccarthy.com/
Mark Staun PoulsenStudent of Digital Design BA program at Aarhus University. Especially interested in the expressive use of software processing in relation to digital genres such as video games and electronic literature. Wrote his very first line of code one year ago as part of the “Aesthetic Programming” university course
Winnie SoonArtist-researcher examining the cultural implications of technologies in which computational processes and infrastructure underwrite our experiences, which are ever more programmed. Her current research focuses on aesthetic coding in the realm of software studies, working on two books titled “Aesthetic Programming” (w/ Geoff Cox) and “Fix My Code” (w/ Cornelia Sollfrank)
http://www.siusoon.net
Tobias Stenberg ChristensenGraphic designer and visual artist. Currently a master student of the Digital Design program at Aarhus University
http://tobiasstenberg.dk/
Anders VistiVisual artist working with code. Founder and co-editor of the publishing house * [asterisk] from 2002-12. Founder and editor of the printed web publication ‡ DobbeltDagger and initiator of !=null, a public forum for artists, researchers, developers and hackers using contemporary technology for creative expression and aesthetic inquiry
https://andersvisti.dk
Partners
The event is supported by:
!=null
Department of Digital Design and Information Studies, Aarhus University
DOKK1, Aarhus Public Library