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2007 – PIKSELXX – ARCHIVE – PIKSEL 07- HELLO HACKABILITY

2007 – PIKSELXX – ARCHIVE – PIKSEL 07- HELLO HACKABILITY

2007 was the year to explore Streaming technologies: GISS, Global Independent Streaming Support, T.S.S, Theora Streaming Studio, and BeTV. Is also the year David Cuartelles was presenting Arduino and thinking about how to make the project sustainable.

German biochemist Otto Roessler’s incredible lecture, around Chaos was as simple as complex, touching and abstract, theoretic and psychedelic. Tatiana Bazzichelli was conducting the seminar Code whilst Aymeric Mansoux was presenting The FLOSS+Art book.

#GISS

#Theora

#Streaming

#Betv

Developers

* Kentaro Fukuchi (JP)

* Mr. Goil (DE)

* Carlo Prelz (IT/NL)

* Rob Munro (UK)

* Jo frgmnt Grys (DE)

* Seamus O’Donnell (IR)

* Christian Thater (DE)

* Martin Kaltenbrunner (ES)

* Ross Bencina (AU)

* Marcos Yarza (ES)

* Carlos Lopez (ES)

* Robert Atwood (UK)

* Daniel Turing (DE)

* Richard Spindler (AT)

* Milos Rankovic (UK/NO)

* David Cuartielles (ES/SE)

* Anne-Marie Skriver Hansen (DK)

XXXXX Seminar

* Jessica Rylan (US)

* Roman Kirschner (AT/DE)

* Otto Roessler (AT/DE)

* Tatiana Bazzichelli (IT/NL)

* Jonathan Kemp (UK)

* Martin Howse (UK/DE)

* Olaf Val (DE)

* Yunchul Kim (KR/DE)

* Nancy Mauro-Flude (NL)

* Eva Verhoeven (UK/DE)

* Margarete Jahrmann (AT)

* Duncan Shingleton (UK)

* Gordan Savicic (AT)

* Paolo Cirio (IT)

* Stewart Home (UK)

Live Events

* Lasse Marhaug (NO)

* VuNhatTan (VN)

* Georg Holzmann (AT)

* Jan Carleklev (SE)

* Yves Degoyon (FR/ES)

* Alejandra Perez Nunez (CL/NL)

* Malte Steiner (DE)

* Zosen (AR/ES)

* Federico Bonelli (IT/NL)

* August Black (US)

GOTO 10

* Aymeric Mansoux (FR)

* Marloes de valk (NL)

* Tom Schouten (BE)

* Claude Heiland-Allen (UK)

Exhibition

* Tim Vets (BE)

* Erki De Vries (BE)

* Ralph Kistler (DE/ES)

* Olle Corneer (SE)

* Martin Lubcke (SE)

* Gregory Shakar (US)

* Paul Magee (UK)

* Daniel Palacios Jimenez (BR/ES)

* Emanuel Andel (AT)

* Dominique Leroy (FR)

* Julien Ottavi (APO33) (FR)

* Christian Guetzer (AT)

* Andrew Bucksbarg (US)

* Jean-Pierre Gauthier (CA)

Circuitbending

* Gijs Gieskes (NL)

* Audun Eriksen (NO)

* Arnfinn Killingtveit (NO)

* Mikmo (DK)

* Pete Edwards (US)

* Loud Objects (US)

* Yes Robot (ES)

Streaming crew

* lluis gomez (ES)

* valentina messri (ES)

* pedro soler (ES)

* antonia folguera (ES)

* tatiana de la O (AR/NL)

others

* Eleonora Oreggia (IT/NL)

#PikselXX #Piksel #pikselXXAIAIAI #PikselBergen #floss #ElectronicArts #pikselparticipants #piksel20years #friteknologi #electroniskkunst #piksel2007

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AROUGATE @ Piksel07

AROUGATE – APO33 INSTALLATION- PIKSEL FESTIVAL – BERGEN 2007 from apo33 on Vimeo.

Arougate is an installation that involves the environnement of the space he is invited to hunt in.

Arougate is a digital beast who hunts information, tracks it, feeds on it, and generally reacts to it. Arougate behaves like a wolf when he eats his ‘preys’ ; no one can disturb him without consequence; the combination of a machinic system with the poetic-modelisation of animal reactions creates an uncontrollable noise activity in a specific place.

Arougate is composed of audio, video, data sensor extensions which enable him to hunt in any situation; the bestial mechanism operates fast interactions on the hunted information which is then divided into two layers: the digestive mechanism of the beast’s digital belly and his swift reaction to hunting in a dangerous steppe. The outcome of these interactions is redistributed in space with the help of video & audio signals, spatialized by different devices (speakers, TV radios, wall projection…etc).

When people invade the digital den, they enter simultaneously the beast’s belly and mind, or rather, a strong chaotic mixture of wires (electrical, networked, metal…etc), speakers, machines (nuxbox), radios and others unexpected objects, where vibrations (light and air) come to crash!

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Kaos -aka- Rosencrantz & Guildenstern in Hell


Kaos -aka- Rosencrantz & Guildenstern in Hell from Federico Bonelli on Vimeo.

No budget short film, shot in less than a week -from casting to viewing- in Bergen Norway during piksel 2007 festival by August Black and Federico Bonelli.

Rosencrantz & Guildenstern seems to have a trip downward to Hell and they have to deal with various tests: a strange mixture of visual riddles, masked quotes from Discordian texts and viking sagas, bureaucratic definition of chaos… and nothing you see is there without a reason!

Is a proof of concept because is conceived to be shot, edited and post-produced only with free software and recycled hardware. The camera, an old Sony mini DV was bought for 50 euros from someone that thought was broken…

The local cast of actors is amazing and the atmosphere dark and tense with surreal tones. Dialogues are in norwegian and you can find subtitles in english, spanish and italian free to download from http://www.cinemasolubile.net

The film is released under creative commons licence

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piksel07 official weblog

Eleonora Oreggia, the official loglady of Piksel07, has kindly put together all the blog postings in chronological order as one pdf with a new set of very nice images to go with it.

For your enhanced reading pleasure – get the whole piksel07 story!

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All tomorrow’s piksels

And what costume shall the poor girl wear
To all tomorrow’s piksels
A hand-me-down dress from who knows where
To all tomorrow’s piksels

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Goodbye Noise Stars

Last day at Piksel in Bergen…


In the morning two workshops were open to public at Teknikerkroen: TOB by Jo frgmnt Grys and Seamus O’Donnell and Arduino + PureData by Marcos Yarza and Carlos Lopez.

TOB – Transmitting Object Behaviors, is an experimental home-made radio & noise installation. The workshop  focused on the construction of a musical device containing an oscillator (Special Noise Unit), a mini-fm-transmitter and a very simple digital theremin.The Transmitters are fed with sound material coming from DIY complex chaotic oscillators as well as from available radioprograms on air.

Technology is going out of control!

The arduino/pd VJ workshop aimed at creating ad-hoc physical
interfaces to manipulate videos in real time using PD.

During the afternoon at USF the streaming crew presented GISS, Global Independent Streaming Support, a free software based internet broadcast network devoted to free media. Giss is a platform, based on icecast and ogg, supporting an everincreasing global network of streamers. One problem to be solved is anonymisation: icecast localises the streamers’ ip, which can be inconvenient in some political situations. Lluis Gomez y Bigorda and Yves Degoyon recently developed T.S.S, Theora Streaming Studio, a long awaited GUI for ffmpeg2theora which allows double target encoding from the same
source. Initially developed for horitzo.tv, and used during a workshop  in Palestina  (Sakabuntu live CD), it is a usefull application for streaming video in two
different qualities on two mountpoints,  supporting audiences with different bandwidth. Applause!

Dyne.org Foundation , represented by MrGoil, featured BeTV, a  media-box for bi-directional streaming of live and recorded contents. Still in early phase of development.

David Cuartielles‘s speech, named HIGH is
FIVE
, was meant to discuss strategies for sustainable open s/h projects, starting from his experience within the Arduino group. Arduino can now count two years development; at the beginning the project was self founded, now they sold lots of boards and they are able to finance people who cannot afford their own boards, for example in Mexico.
The group is structured in two levels: the core group, two people, and the development group, thirteen people. David suggested the following main lines of sustainability: teaching; creating a half commercial system that gets money from companies releasing open source code; staring a foundation to access public money and fundings. Yet funds are an unstable source: you can easily run out of money!

Zosen and elpueblodechina made a quick overview on their manufactured toys and wearable electronic fancy accessories: collar and bracelet with integrated radio transmitter, a pink radio bag, beautiful puppets, a terrorist toy for crystal transmission, and masks with noise units. Pueblo quoted the French sociologist and philosopher Henry Lefebvre and his criticism of everyday life; objects have a cycle of life that is programmed, they are built to break… DiyNoiseToys is a research on different ways to adapt circuits to the body, and not the body to the circuits.
Yves Degoyon presented /etc/groups  (A Network Graphical Browser), a web application (a java applet using graphML files or a JDBC/SQL connection) for databasing big sets of data, 
mainly aimed at visualising groups and organisations and the
relations between them (social movements).

The very last presentation of this year was FLOSS+Art/people.makeart,
by Aymeric Mansoux and Gisle Frøysland. people.makeart is a repository of articles and lecture materials focused on the relationship between FLOSS and digital arts. The FLOSS+Art book is a collaboration between Bek, goto10 and the Digital Research Unit of the University of Huddersfield. The book, scheduled for spring 2008, will be print using OpenMute‘s POD publishing service.

Last night’s performances were simply great; SheepSint by Tom Schouten, Marloes De Valk and Aymeric Mansoux was an intensive 1-bit noise live improvisation using a home grown cheap synth build with PIC chips! The sound suggested me the image of a slaughtered shrieking animal approaching its electronic reincarnation.

Noisehead was a strong, dense and concentrated performative action by elpueblodechina and Zosen. Pueblo activates the noisemask she is wearing with a light source. Zosen is drawing and writing over a pd projected text. Tension was high, electricity became visible: the sound thundered like an incredible, supernatural phenomenon!

VuNhatTan, Marhaug & Fr0ysland‘s audiovisual concert consisted of very good music accompanied by abstract unstable images of analogue and tactile appearance. A refined and erudite show.

Last but not least, the Piksel Noise Allstars improvised a/v set was a liberating interaction between various artists, a generative connection for future collaborations. Away from keyboards, noisers can also sing!

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Presentations day two

This year Piksel is featuring a high level of artistic quality and complexity within the context of Floss and Open hardware.
There is still a possibility for coding, sharing and learning together.

During the second day the CATkit workshop participants finished soldering and programming their home-made instrument.

Martin Kaltenbrunner built his own reacting table in the hotel room and he gave a workshop at Teknikerkroen on how to build tangible interfaces with Reactivision. All you need is as transparent table, a wide lens camera, a piece of software and some time…

During the afternoon Milos Rankovic presented his project ASNakedGene, an aesthetic research on hand drawing and images as possible evolutionary digitised seeds based on selected arbitrary sets of ‘naked genes’. Variation is generated through direct operation on the arrays of pixel values as opposed to “genetic” representations of them.
Capturing, fashinating and obscure theory and application.
I wonder whether it is be possible to synthetize its main concept in a simple frase…


Daniel Turing presented xinf (is not flash), a platform for GUI programming, a single language and API able to target Firefox’ JavaScript, Adobe’s Flash Player, and the  Xinfinity runtime (Linux/GTK, Windows and OSX).
It is similar to flash but people can work from inkscape; in the todo list a plugin for inkscape to allow direct creation of Xinf games and more. Currently licenced under LGPL, it will be more liberal in the next future, probably BSD.

Ross Bencina’s Port Audio is an open source library for creating cross-platform audio software. It is a free, cross platform, audio I/O library ideal for writing simple audio programs in ‘C’ that will compile and run on many platforms.
It uses the OSC protocol and features binary format for packing messages that are identified by textual paths and can have multiple parameters.


Rob Munro (slick lister) previewed his Time Line OSC sequencer, which is a way on managing data outside of PD to keep patches clean. OSC messages are used to control separate audio and video PD patches. individual OSC events are programmed onto timelines and timelines can be sequenced together. Interesting system for compositing using different programs together all controlled by OSC, still in development phase.

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XXXXX Seminar

Atmosphere at XXXXX was cheerful and vibrating, reminding collaborative hackmeetings but in a better equipment garment. The twelve hours life coding event, inspired by Plenum (collaboration with KOP, 2006), was divided in three sessions: Open Hardware, with Jessica Rylan and Ludic Society; Interface, with Yunchul Kim, Roman Kirchner, Olaf Val and Otto Roessler’s incredible lecture, and Code, conducted by Tatiana Bazzichelli, Paolo Cirio and Stewart Home.


Noise//sound artist Jessica Rylan held a workshop on circuit boards to elaborate DIY audio representations of chaos.
Ludic  Society, a group attempting to create an artistic research discipline that studies the phenomenology of the act of playing in contemporary societies, presented blitz, a flashed Nintendo connected to a self etched electronic Littletree. This
machine becomes a War driving access-scan tool to define play clouds and a circuit board to read RFID tags
found in the area.
If culture industry produces players and consumers ready to accept fixed ideological conditions and rules, Ludic Society develops typologies of conversion and transformation, provoking and promoting a new form of gaming as a research field.


Yunchul Kim, Roman Kirchner, Olaf Val attempt to shift the world interface to include magic. Potential side
effects include volcanic eruptions, according to local EM presence.


German biochemist Otto Roessler‘s digression around Chaos  was as simple as complex, touching and abstract, theoretic and psychedelic in its original acceptation, which indicates something showing the essence and soul of things. You think you are understanding, but are you? Science is in danger because the essence of science is the lack of knowledge, not knowledge itself. There is no progress on the level of mathematics from Anassagora to our times. Chaos is trivial and closed together with intuition. Benevolentia is the foundation of the “smile theory” which aims to define humanity (just in case…): animals are autistic, smile blind: they cannot show any benevolentia… That would be a categorisation of what is human, and what it’s not. It is commonly accepted that animals do not have humanity, nor benevolentia. Though hackers are quite autistic, and some might have seen animals smiling, talking and making other delicate practices. So are animals human? Are humans animals? Are hackers persons? It is Chaos! Better not talk about malevolentia, for a better definition of the cycle, the omega point. Life will have life.

Everything is language; pornography as well and, especially in this accelerated society, it can be coded and recoded exploring different strategies and devices.
The working group was examining new fetishes and possibilities of  overturn and subversion of the imaginary.
Tatiana Bazzichelli, Paolo Cirio and Stewart Home decided to analyse myspace-hacking possibilities. Nowadays it is not easy to inject a virus  into myspace, as it was in early times. But what is hacking? Isn’t it a break, the introduction of crammed full, redundant fake information?
The group decided to play with a fake identity, a trees-fucking girl who created a network based on non-existence. Is this effective? Identity playing, as Tatiana tried to remind us, is limited. If a virus can be a cultural virus, and sex with trees is no-sense worm breaking into public domain, yet a platform like myspace is off-course taking into account the proliferation of this fake identities practice, and  probably it is ready to make profit out of it. What giants like myspace, facebox and google are marketing are our preferences, trends, fantasies, choices. When the database (of the variety and variations of humanity) will be filled, people will be asked not to make decisions anymore, because their profiles will be automatically making selections for them: fill in the form, and we will tell you what music you are supposed to listen to, what you would like to eat, who are your best friends, where you should really go on holidays, and, offcourse, what to buy, how to dress, which books might interest you… Fake identities are an expression of our cultural shape, as much as real identities. As well, the observer is not ingenuous or naive. Google, by example, is able to recognise a user even if  this person is not logged to any gmail and connects from a different IP and Mac-address. Everyone tends to query the oracle with his normal everyday struggles; everyone will search according to his interests, field of work, language. Everyone will probably often open his own website and a range of usual places. Our movements are pre-mapped. Murderer goes back to the place of crime!
As Paolo suggested, the best virus is an efficient alternative: social network needs a new open source peer-to-peer not centralized platform.

“Keep your hands off my settings… I don’t want to be awake”
Philip K. Dick (1968), Do androids dream of electric sheeps?

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Achilles’ heel of FLOSS

Video editing is Achilles’ heel of Floss environments.
Lot has been done through years, and it is now quite easy to approach video editing from different sides, within the Floss community.
One way is, off course, ‘dividi et impera’: instead of using gigantic problematic softwares like for example Cinerella, it is possible to use small handy applications to performe one specific step at a time. This is a very efficient way of developing small projects and experimental videos, animations and little clips of any kind. A list of available applications can be found here.
Piksel, always very sensitive to video issues, organized this year a number of initiatives in that direction.
An example is Open Video Workshop by Richard Spindler; the intent was to go through a complete movie making work flow, using Open Movie Editor (a  tool that provides basic movie making capabilites), dvgrab, dvdstyler, ffmpeg, etc.


Federico Bonelli and August Black performed a project similar in approach and target: “Kaos – Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are dead“. The film, shouted and edited in few days during the festival, was premiered on Saturday night at USF Sardinen. The short, inspired by Tom Stoppard’s play, is a nice experiment on languages and the poetics of absurd. Characters are running around the screen, they look unsure, not knowing what to do, divided by order and disorder. They throw a coin, which gives always the same result: solutions are probably there, but you need to visualise them, and lots of what is happening is not relevant nor related to the main plot… But what is the main plot of our fictitious life styles? The authors used a second hand video-camera and free tools only… Success!

If Floss film production is still a pioneering process, real-time video, procedural video scripting and other delicious experimental practices can find a wider set of possibilities and applications within a Unix/Linux environment.

Some of these tools were presented on Saturday afternoon at Teknikerkroen. Lluis Gomez y Bigorda and Yves Degoyon introduced PDVJtools, a group
of externals to facilitate visual work in puredata. The blobs function, by example, keys anything that moves and has a shape bigger than the defined numbers… Fresh code in full development!
Robert Atwood, who explored the use of free software for creating numerical feedback loops at multiple levels, gave a short demonstration of Jackbytes, his own
applications for sound and visuals communicating via JACK and
jackbytes. His presentation is available online.

Emanuel Andel introduced Tagr.tv, a dedicated video blog platform documenting in real-time all kinds of digital and media arts events. The idea was born during last piksel; collaboration with thenextlayer, a similar project by Armin Medosh, is active. Participation is open! Tagr.tv aims to abandon youtube and feature its own media system…

Christian Thater explained the advantages of GIT (Distributed
Revision Control), a version control system
designed to handle very large projects, most notably the Linux kernel. This distributed system is safer because only the owner needs writing permissions; this creates less conflicts and no discussions about who is allowed to commit because none has privileges. This system is fast and includes powerful tools for visualising
and navigating a non-linear development history. It was created once upon a time by Linus Torvalds.

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Better Live

Claude Heiland-Allen opened Friday nights’ show with his d0 -> d1 -> d2 -> d3 -> d4 audio-visual live-set:  sounding as a mad musical box, music is piloting an abstract geometric object on the screen. Normal references are scrambled and space is reconstructed from a minimal sign appearing in the void. Long live techno. Robots are back!

Laser Trail Tracker
by Kentaro Fukuchi is a development of  the visual performance he exhibited in Piksel04. This new derivative work features sound-laser interaction: a sequencer is activated by the performers’s movements. What will be the next step of this research?

Malte Steiner, using the 3D game engine Ogre, performs music and visual synthesis synced in realtime from one laptop.
It is the evolution of Notstandskomitee, his (post) industrial music project. Creatures of evens and levels, triangles and pseudo-cathedrals of no-religion are squirming on the screen. Abstract shapes and no-shapes are defining a sub-level of signification in this meta-space of noise.

A tie is a noose is a bizarre audiovisual duel between the circuitbenders Audun Eriksen and Arnfinn Killingtveit. The atmosphere is oneiric; animated drawings from television series are passed through a pure data patch: the tactile texture objectifies the distance between childhood and present time, introducing a sense of extraneousness. The artists, astride small plastic horses, start fighting against each other. Music keeps up tension, echoing neighs. What is manoeuvring this grotesque contest?

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Fun House

VOICE 2.0 by Paul Magee is  the hypnotic work welcoming spectators reaching the exhibition Fun House at Gallery 3,14.

Voice 2.0 is a research on phonetics as minimal language units and their combinations’ patterns. English texts are analysed to calculate the overall probability of each phonetic being spoken. 44 speakers are compositing seed sentences or array of phonetics; these are performed and arranged by the artificial sound system until it gets bored and generates another sentence.
The voice suggests a level of sense signed but not declared  nor unambiguous.

WAVES by Daniel Palacios is a beautiful audio-visual plastic expression of the invisible. Space is not void and surroundings are affected by us. More than a mere representation, Waves is a visceral brutal imprint of the relations between material and immaterial. 

KNIFE.HAND.CHOP.BOT
  by Emanuel Andel and Christian Guetzer is a digital version of the test of courage: when a user puts a hand into the Machine the knife starts to hit the space between the fingers. A sensor tells the knife where to chop.
Whether the test is about courage or faith it is an open question: how far do we trust machines nowadays?

The work GROW by Christian Guetzer shows an original integration of natural and machinic, whereas the machinic element is, off-course, affecting nature. A special algorithm changes the position of a plant in a static light environment, determining the direction of growth. The abstract algorithm becomes manifest in the form of the plant. The reflection can be the following: how many algorithms do we normally see in our surroundings without getting the abstract formula behind the shapes?
Machines are just another creation of nature.

AROUGATE

by Julien Ottavi and Dominique Leroy is a fashinating representation of caos in its machinic manifestation. Arugate lays on the contrariety axis of machines in their wider acceptation; machines can be natural or manufactured. Arugate is progressing in the region of non-technology, towards the realm of nature…

The Analog Color Field Comp by Gregory Shakar proposes an essential use of audiovisual devices. A minimal transfer of information is reducing violence of continuous phenomenon of human adaptation: users can infact tune experience in consonance with their physical perceptions.

Other works were MOBISPHERES by N_DREW, who performed live with these audio-visual reacting spheres, BACTERIAL ORCHESTRA
 and SALTO MORTALE.  Fun enough in the  House!

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Piksel07 has started!

Here we are in Bergen…

Giss / horitzo.tv team is streaming – making juicy interviews for remote participation and for the archives.
The chat is alive and reactive for interaction with viewers and questions.
Connect to irc.freenode.net server and join #piksel channel: there we are!

The first piksel-dev session started this morning; the Cinelerra group has been discussing about changing repository system format form Subversion to Git (Fast Version Control System), which will be presented later this week.


Marloes, Aymeric and Tom (goto10) held the first part of the CATkit workshop; partecipants are guided to build and solder a chip that will be programmed in Forth to make chiptune sounds and noise.
The result will be a little stand alone 1bit musical instrument.

The first section of the exhibition, PikselBent, opened the doors featuring Casperelectronics (US), Gijs Gieskes (NL) and Audun Eriksen (NO) showing fantastic music instruments created hacking and modifying toys, keyboards, videogames consoles and other objects. It is an anarchist approach to market offerings, a research towards the special, unique manufacture versus the serial industrial product. It is a technically advanced detournement of goods in favour of a rebel attitude that refuses pre-determined rules and usage instructions.
The industrial product becomes natural source material of fanciful experiments.

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  • 🌩️ Join us for one last Stormy Thursday!🌩️📅 Date: 21st March🕔 Time: 17:00-20:00📍 Location: Piksel Studio, Strandgaten 207Get ready for an evening packed with engaging discussions and knowledge exchange at Piksel Studio. Our team will unveil exciting updates on our IDLE Cyber Salong, now adorned with captivating interactive instruments!Images from IDLE cyber salong and previous Stormy Thursdays Don't miss out! See you there! 👋

    20 March 2024 @ 11:56 am

    Our friends from Lifepatch in Yogyakarta needs help to rebuild their roof that has collapsed due to termite damage and heavy rains.
    https://lifepatch.id/Lifepatch_roof_collapsed

    1 March 2024 @ 2:21 pm

    🌟 Friendly Reminder: Get ready for another exciting Stormy Thursdays this week! 🌪️ Join us as we look at Hydra, learning how to wield its powers with any MIDI controller or keyboard. 🎹🕹️ https://hydra.ojack.xyz/ Plus, we will look at controlling a Praxis Live project using a MIDI keyboard.As always, there'll be dedicated time to work independently on your own projects.See you Thursday, 29/2 at Studio 207, Strandgaten 207, from 17:00-20:00. #PikselFest #StormyThursdays

    29 February 2024 @ 11:16 am

    🌩️ Stormy Thursday`s at Studio 207! 🌩️Join us today for yet an exciting edition of Stormy Thursdays! James will be giving a short demo of the game he's currently crafting; Wee boats, starring Beffen. With lots of cool open-source tools to highlight, it looks to be an interesting evening! 🎮✨
    📅 Date: Today 22.02-24🕔 Time: 17:00 - 20:00📍 Location: Studio 207, Strandgaten 207
    #StormyThursdays #PikselFest #GameDemo #OpenSourceMagic #Studio207

    22 February 2024 @ 3:43 pm

    PIKSEL Kidz Lab 2024 – Plants & Soft Sensors / LIVE CODING
    21st and 25th MayDiscovering Plant Magic: A Sensory Adventure with Soft Sensors for KidZ
    29th – 31st MayCreate your own show with live coding visuals. LIVE Coding!
    https://piksel.no/2024/02/15/piksel-kidz-lab-2024-plants-soft-sensors-live-coding

    15 February 2024 @ 10:30 am

    Stormy ThursdaysEach Thursday for the upcoming weeks, Piksel are hosting a series of workshops, creating a space for exploration, creativity and community. Anyone intrigued by the intersection of art and technology are welcome to join, interact, share and work on own projects and ideas.
    The workshops takes place each Thursday from 17:00 – 20:00 at Studio 207, Strandgaten 207.
    More info: https://piksel.no/2024/01/14/stormy-thursdays-open-workshopsWe also have a Discord meeting room: https://discord.gg/QyK9Apyq

    24 January 2024 @ 9:21 pm

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