Artists

Making pixels dance to sine waves: 520STill (Sébastien Poilvert) started out creating on Atari, and today uses p5.js and Hydra to produce visuals that range from minimalist to psychedelic, always chasing retinal effects. Not recommended for people with epilepsy!

Scenographer with TOPLAP Strasbourg.

Musicologist, teacher, pianist, composer and poet in Strasbourg. Practises live coding with Sonic Pi and SuperCollider. Blends programming and experimental musical composition.

Fully live and largely improvised electro set. Draws on krautrock and John Carpenter's synth lines, with a DIY approach inherited from punk.

Strasbourg live coding duo made up of SVDK & ZBDM. At the crossroads of noise, transhumanism and IDM. Organisers and central figures of the Chaos Lab scene.

Armed with mathematics, algorithms and a C++ compiler, Crispr projects universes powered by music. A keen analyst of sound frequencies, the compiler fades away to leave only a fluid, personal, audio-reactive work of art.

Homemade computer music in quadraphonic orbit. Juicy SuperCollider verses invoking inter-species entities through drones, stones and thoroughly synthetic guttural groans.

Cécile F. Dabo makes a bold junction between the unknown and the personal, code and the human. Audio-visual fusion where code becomes poetic material.

Artist and developer specialising in generative audiovisual performances. Explores oscilloscopes and vector synthesis to create real-time visuals and sounds.

Drone-tekno live machine. Thick sonic drone, industrial machinery and abrasive rhythms.