Workshops

Inspired by McLuhan’s notion that “the medium is the message,” Signopic (sign + picture) explores how meaning can emerge directly from the act of making. The workshop focuses on the creation of forms that function simultaneously as illustrations, signs and graphic elements, united by a common quality: simplicity rooted in manual making. Through a series ...

AI generation is fast, overwhelming, and relentless. Images multiply, variations spiral in every direction, and at some point you lose the thread of what you were actually looking for. This session combines a short presentation with an open conversation and Q&A, offering participants the opportunity to engage directly with the artist. It goes beyond the ...

A technical session exploring Ksawery Komputery’s creative workflow at the intersection of creative coding, generative art, and interactive installations. Moving between custom software, hardware, light, sound, sensors, LED screens, and real-time systems, Ksawery shares the tools, techniques, and practical tips behind his projects. From generative animation and interaction design to net art, audiovisual installations, and ...

This workshop introduces poster design within Blender’s 3D environment. Using Joey Carlino’s Draw Model Tool, participants will develop three-dimensional compositions through a direct and intuitive drawing process, offering an alternative to traditional modelling techniques. Led by YONK, the workshop explores the tool itself alongside lighting, materials and compositing nodes, connecting visual experimentation with image-making processes. ...

Every project is a delicate balance between intention and the unexpected. It begins with an idea and a set of initial rules, but then something changes: a mistake, a constraint or an unforeseen deviation. It is precisely in these moments that a project discovers new directions. Work in Progress is a workshop that explores the ...

Paper is a light and inexpensive material, yet it contains endless creative possibilities. In paper cutting, a design is first sketched onto a surface; the knife then decides between black and white, between what remains and what is removed. Once turned over, the sheet reveals a clear and essential form. By folding the paper before ...

This session is designed as an open and conversational Q&A for motion designers, extending the ideas introduced in Reframe and shifting the focus toward the current state of the industry. Rather than a structured talk or a practical workshop, the session is shaped by questions and dialogue with the audience. Starting from the idea that ...

Starting from real plant growth data, this workshop introduces participants to creative data visualization through TouchDesigner. Numbers, measurements, and botanical datasets are transformed into forms, movement, and generative visual landscapes, exploring the expressive potential of information. Through a hands-on approach, participants will discover how data can become visual material and give rise to immersive experiences ...

A workshop exploring the intersection of print and moving image, where the Risograph becomes a tool for embracing imperfection and unpredictability as part of the creative process. Starting from still images, participants will create a short frame-by-frame animation, experimenting with how colour overlays, misregistration and the distinctive textures of Risograph printing can become expressive visual ...