ALT Photos of selected 2024 Processing Foundation pr05 Grantees. The graphic reads, “2024 Processing Foundation pr05: Software Development Grant New Beginnings Grantees” in purple and white on the top left edge of the graphic with the Processing Foundation logo. On a 3x3 grid are photos of our grantees layered on top of each other, scattered across different shapes and elements. From top to bottom, left to right: Claudine Chen, Nahee Kim, Dora Do, Miaoye Que, Diya Solanki
ALT Header: Fundraiser. Body text: Designed by Rubén Medellín https://linktr.ee/chubas.co I'm a professional Software Developer, diving into the vibrant world of creative coding and generative art with p5.js, and community building in the tech world. An image of hollowed cubes forming a pattern and optical illusion titled, ‘Cubed’ and an image of a cartoonish illustrated city titled ‘Cubist city’ rests at the bottom and right. Footer: the Processing Foundation logo in black and date December, 2023. Background image: rainbow ribbon design by Roni Kaufman in low opacity.
ALT Header: Fundraiser. Body text: Designed by Maria Paneta mariapaneta.com https://vimeo.com/mariapaneta Maria Paneta (b.1988, Athens) is an artist who works on the verge of art and architecture. She explores the ways machines communicate with living things through mixed reality, wearables, and computer-generated imagery. She creates spaces dealing with augmented life in non-human environments and the bodily interfaces of their inhabitants. She has architectural training and studied interaction design at the Bartlett School of Architecture UCL. She has exhibited internationally with shows in Athens, London, Utrecht, Texas and was part of the 150th anniversary of Harper’s Bazaar in MoCA Shanghai. She has worked with leading cultural and research institutions including the Bartlett School of Architecture, the Victoria & Albert Museum London, Saudi Ministry of Culture where she taught interaction design. Instagram: @taeras. An image of flowers and other fauna and flora edited together in a
ALT Header: Fundraiser. Body text: Designed by Katya Nadezhdina https://www.behance.net/46937cd4 Born in 2001 in Podolsk, Moscow region. I explore fields of privacy and personal boundaries, based on working with my own feelings and physicality. As a media artist I work with graphic editors and processing. I’m keen on creating various artworks made of primitive shapes and vectors. Using generative graphics helps me to expand my artistic practice. Instagram: @iamkatura. An image of the an orb absorbing and emitting green energy smoke titled, ‘PM2.5 – generative video art based on vector fields’ rests at the bottom and right on a desktop and phone screen. Footer: the Processing Foundation logo in black and date December, 2023. Background image: rainbow ribbon design by Roni Kaufman in low opacity.
ALT Header: Fundraiser. Body text: Designed by Peter Ha peterha.net Peter Ha is an artist, designer and educator based in Toronto, Canada. He is the co-founder of Equal Parts Studio, a contemporary graphic design practice, and teaches design process and interactive media at OCAD University. He creates artwork with code with a focus on experimental animations. His professional experience as a visual communicator informs his artistic approach by using shapes, color and movement to create bold and mesmerizing visuals. Instagram and Twitter: @hiddenenigma. An image of orange wavy water titled, ‘Warm Waves’ rests at the bottom and right. Footer: the Processing Foundation logo in black and date December, 2023. Background image: rainbow ribbon design by Roni Kaufman in low opacity.
ALT Header: Fundraiser. Body text: Designed by Roni Kaufman https://ronikaufman.github.io/ https://genart.social/@ronikaufman Programmer and artist living in Sweden. Instagram: @roni.kaufman.art. Twitter: @KaufmanRoni. An image of strings of rainbow colored ribbons forming a zig zag patterned shape titled, ‘Rainbow Ribbons’ rests at the bottom and right. Footer: the Processing Foundation logo in black and date December, 2023. Background image: rainbow ribbon design by Roni Kaufman in low opacity.
ALT A colorful rainbow bannered graphic that reads, ‘#DecadeofCode Throughout this ‘Decade of Code’ celebration, we would like to highlight the community of talented artists that create art using our softwares. They have generously donated their work as part of a tier of rewards for our community. Let’s celebrate and experience the vibrant community of artists that make our softwares worthwhile!’ in the middle with the Processing Foundation logo in black and December, 2023 as the footer.
ALT Header: Fundraiser. Body text: Designed by Brian Wu Brian Wu, an accomplished architectural and computational designer, seamlessly merges practical experience with advanced computational skills. Proficient in software such as Processing, Grasshopper, and Houdini, Brian has spent years integrating these tools to address intricate urban and architectural challenges. Currently serving as an architectural designer at Morphosis, he actively engages in international competitions, showcasing his innovative approach. With seven years of diverse experience in architectural design, freelance architecture, and interior design across LA, UK, and Taiwan, Brian's portfolio spans successful projects in residential, commercial, and machine learning in architecture. His adept management extends from early schematic design to project completion. Brian's collaborations include partnerships with architectural and interior firms, notably contributing to Autodesk on machine learning project, where his cont
ALT Header: Fundraiser. Body text: Designed by Joo/Jules Park A multidisciplinary designer and creative technologist interested in all things 3D, AR/VR/MR, and generative art. Currently finishing up a degree in interactive digital media while working in research to build XR prototypes exploring different human interaction cases for mixed reality smart (AI) environments. She hopes to combine her love and passion for arts, technology, and research to create new tools or interfaces complementing human creativity, storytelling, and play. She is also open to collaboration and receiving recipe recommendations of your favorite soup! Instagram: @joopark.io. Twitter: @itsjulespark. An image of the words creative, coding, and festival along with the * shape used as a pattern brush to create a beautiful composition in red, pastel orange, purples, greens, titled, ‘Visual Iterations with the Boids Algorithm, Creative Coding Festival Graphics (2023)’ rests at the bottom and right on a desktop and phone
ALT Header: Fundraiser. Body text: Designed by Nygilia www.nygilia.xyz Nygilia stands as a proficient multidisciplinary artist, deftly crafting mixed-media artworks that draw inspiration from the realms of fantasy, gaming, and the rich tapestry of multicultural influences. Originating from New York, her creative evolution was nurtured by a childhood immersed in basketball and video games, including iconic titles like Final Fantasy and Legend of Zelda. This exposure kindled a profound affinity for the narrative power, cultural depth, and visual expression found within these realms. Instagram and Twitter: @nygi_xxv. An image of a glitched figure of a person looking off into the distance forlornly in black, white, digital green, blue, red, and many other colors; titled, ‘Retrograde: The Unreleased Eden’ rests at the bottom and right. Footer: the Processing Foundation logo in black and date December, 2023. Background image: rainbow ribbon design by Roni Kaufman in low opacity.
ALT A lavender graphic with the text ‘Domaoan Allan BoweE - Coders (Aasheesh Agarwal) Fernando Vedant Mohan Goyal Muhammad Hanis Irfan Mohd Zaid Abe Hanoka Roshan Jossy Sébastien Lavoie Nicolas Girondi Federico Grandi Henry Bley-Vroman Yoon Hyeseong Erick Calderon Tyler Hobbs Michael Connolly Shunsuke Takawo Joshua Davis Shvembldr Aluan Wang Monica Rizzolli Matt DesLauriers Joonas Toivenen Jason Ting Lia Dmitri Cherniak Frederik Vanhoutte Aleksandra Jovanić Vukasin Stančević Wolf Lieser Kazik Pogoda Abe Pazos Anna-Lucia Dominik Koller Joreg Kanno So Ken Consumer Victor Diaz Naoto Hieda Jean-Noël Lafargue Alexandre B A Villares Sillen Ahmad Moussa Jeng-Sheng Yeh Haowen Zheng Tepat Huleux Loubi Tek Balveer Singh Rao Anusha Tripathi Ryuya Hasegawadeconbatch Koh Achim Arthur Romaguera Lima Pedro Araújo miguel elizalde Ruben Hdez Tufan Yılmaz Bedirhan Ugur Cuong LeAlex (lelidisworld) Michael Nguyễn Rune Madsen Anna Carreras Fernando Florenzano Ana Jeliçic Dana Elkis Efratror Dan (trikaphundo) l
ALT A lavender graphic with the text ‘Arya Gupta Rajeev Lochan Muduli Yograj Rajput Maximilien Tirard Akash Jaiswal Christy Crawford moaw! aka Meena Ko Jackie Liu Jess Valarezo Justin Bakse Jason Oswald Jules Kris Miguel Nobrega Haoshu (Roy) Yang So Sun Park Aiyo O'Connor Portia Morrell Iley Cao Emily Thomforde Stephen Lewis Nick McIntyre Greg Benedis-Grab Akanksha Vyas Jesal Mehta Chancey Fleet Sundeep Chand Connie Ye Alexis Hope Martín Bravo Astrid Jakobsen Lucas Nolte Fernando Florenzano Lauren Dukes... and you!’ in the middle with header ‘Impact Report’ at the top and footer ‘Dec, 2023’ at the bottom right along with the Processing Foundation logo in purple on the bottom left.
ALT A lavender graphic with the text ‘John Maeda Josette Melchor Dr. Xiaowei R. Wang Dr. Rhazes Spell Boaz Sender Sara Hendren Tahir Hemphill Ghales Trilo Akshay Padte Juan Lee Amelia Winger-Bearskin Shana V White Wesley Taylor Cassie Tarakajian Yukie Nomiya Connie Liu Jonathan Kaufman Syam Sundar K Kyle James Sanket Singh Jiwon Shin Ashneel Das Alexandra Cheng Oskar Garcia Jenna Xu Arihant Parsoya Ashley Kang Urvashi Verma Deeraj Esvar R Vedhant Agarwal Alex Stamm Oren Shoham Elie Zananiri Jesus Duran Lee Tusman Rupak Das Sara Di Bartolomeo Manav Jain Adil Rabbani Maksim Surguy Jithin KS Jae Hyun Chan Jun Shern Izza Tariq Liang Tang Aidan Nelson Elgin-Skye McLaren William Smith Sithe Ncube Jeremy Douglass David Wicks Abhik Pal Ce Gao Sarjak Thakkar Jeevan Farias Cristóbal Valenzuela Saksham Saxena Zach Rispoli Guy de Bree Thomas Sanchez Lengeling Luca Damasco Gottfried Haider Zeno Zeng Danne Woo Maya Man Johanna Hedva Akarshit Wal Joel Moniz Sarah Groff-Palermo Karen Peng Kevin Siwoff Nic
ALT A lavender graphic with the text ‘Imil Ziyaztdinov Florian Jenett Chris Johnson-Roberson R. Luke DuBois Roland Elek Levente Farkas Brannon Dorsey Christopher Baker Evelyn Eastmond Pratik Sharma Gal Sasson Martin Leopold Manindra Moharana Joshua Albers Peter Kalauskas American Artist Omayeli Arenyeka Sina Bahram Aatish Bhatia Natalie Braginsky Jon Chambers Carlos Garcia Sona Lee Guillermo Montecinos Shefali Nayak Everest Pipkin Yasheng SheJun Shern ChanLauren Valley Xin XinAlex Yixuan XuDe Angela L. Duff R Scott Fitzgerald Carla Gannis Reginé Gilbert Kathleen M. McDermott Ashley Jane Lewis Taeyoon Choi Naomi Clark Brad Garton Kaho Abe Mimi Yin Nick Montfort Aankit Patel “BBQ Dave” Sheinkopf Katherine Bennett Zach Lieberman Stacey Mulcahy Miriam Posner Christina Yglesias Alessandro Warth Sarah Brady Jason Alderman Sepand Ansari Emily Chen Christine de Carteret Xy Feng Chris Hallberg Val Head Jennifer Jacobs Michelle Partogi Cici Liu David Newbury Paolo Pedercini Miles Peyton Caroline Rec
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ALT A lavender graphic with the text ‘Wenqing Xue Divjot Singh Ben Briggs James Monger Chris Simpkins F. Hemberger Daniel Kraft Mayank Badola Marco Biedermann Itai Steinherz Patrick Connolly Nikola Đuza Demian Dekoninck Michael Peyper David Sima Maryam Pazirandeh Cassandra Venerecodimiracle Sung Kim Thomas Brokrobertgrzonka Megumi Aliya Yule Sylvain Pace Peter Hürlimann Thiago Delgado Pinto Rogerio Prado de Jesus Tobias Andersen danielbronder João Pedro Raskopf Edwin Vargas Faisal KANOUT John Murphy Kirstie Whitaker Patryk Peas Ivan.Nginxnils måsén Masato Urai Kyle Holmberg Simon Aronsson Cem Jérémie Astor Rachel M. Carmena SnO₂WMaN César Richardkharaone Mudassar Ali Andrew Mason Mauro M.Nicolas Goutay William Entriken Amine Stefano Moia Adam Tuttle MoniIlaï Deutel Hendrik Brummermann Sang Lostriexinbenlv Ivan Paulovich Jake Wiesler Micael Jarniac Markus Löning Austin Huang Nils Andresen LaChapeliere Ali Torki Josh Soref TaiizorIkko Ashimine Cornelius Roemer Johnny S Dmwaitzman Kenichi Kam
ALT A graphic of our 2023 fellow mentors. A headshot of Neema Githere, Luisa Pereira, Sierra Gilliam, LaJuné McMillian, Mathura M. Govindarajan, Kemi Ukadike, Xin Xin, and Adrian Jones are in circles from top left to bottom right. In the middle of the circles is a logo of the Processing Foundation, with “Processing Foundation” written in a circle around the logo. The graphic reads, “Processing Foundation Fellowship 2023” in purple on both left and right edges of the graphic, with a lime background. The headshot images rest on top of a purple and orange sunset background.
ALT A graphic of our 2023 fellow, Liam Baum. A headshot image of our fellow is in the middle, their name in purple against a lime background circumscribes their image. Liam Baum’s headshot is of a man wearing glasses. The photo is digitally altered by changing the colors to green, blue and maroon and the top and bottom of the head is slightly offset by a diagonal line. Around their name is a circular text reading, “Processing Foundation Fellow 2023”. The headshot image and text rests on top of a purple and orange sunset background, with 4 lime flowers decorating each corner of the image.
ALT A project description of Liam Baum’s project, ‘p5.Sound Library Curriculum Development’. It reads, “This project is a continuation to existing p5.Sound Library curriculum developed by previous Processing Teaching Fellows that will explore other areas of the sound library which offer interactive music making opportunities. This curriculum aims to teach about computer science concepts by making projects focused on using different musical characteristics.” Their profile photo, name, project title, and social media handles (Instagram and Twitter @mrbombmusic) are at the top of the description. The image and texts sit on top of a purple-orange sunset background, with the text, “Processing Foundation Fellowships 2023” in purple with a lime background at left and right sides of the graphic. The project description is followed by a Processing Foundation logo.
![Liam Baum’s bio. It reads, “Liam Baum (he/him) is a musician, educator and creative coder. He is a music teacher at BELL Academy, a public middle school in Bayside, Queens. He recently got his NY State Teaching Certification in Computer Science from Hunter College. Liam is constantly exploring how technology can be used for the purpose of creative artistic expression both in his classroom and personal artistic endeavors. This has led him to collaborate with CS4All in the NYC Department of Education to assist building curriculum for creative coding with the p5.js Sound Library and to become a teacher ambassador for Makey Makey. He enjoys merging his passions for music, teaching, and coding by making video tutorials and leading workshops around the NYC area. He also occasionally performs live coded music under the name, ‘Mister Bomb’.
Liam is a strong believer in the importance of artistic communities as a way to foster his own creative growth and in turn, contribute to teaching [...]](https://venexa.site/media/F1fbr0GXoAEqLGZ.jpg)
ALT Liam Baum’s bio. It reads, “Liam Baum (he/him) is a musician, educator and creative coder. He is a music teacher at BELL Academy, a public middle school in Bayside, Queens. He recently got his NY State Teaching Certification in Computer Science from Hunter College. Liam is constantly exploring how technology can be used for the purpose of creative artistic expression both in his classroom and personal artistic endeavors. This has led him to collaborate with CS4All in the NYC Department of Education to assist building curriculum for creative coding with the p5.js Sound Library and to become a teacher ambassador for Makey Makey. He enjoys merging his passions for music, teaching, and coding by making video tutorials and leading workshops around the NYC area. He also occasionally performs live coded music under the name, ‘Mister Bomb’. Liam is a strong believer in the importance of artistic communities as a way to foster his own creative growth and in turn, contribute to teaching [...]
ALT An image that represents Liam Baum’s fellowship project. It is an image of a p5.js sketch with javascript code on the left, a one and a half octave piano keyboard in the middle and a red polygon on a dark gray background on the top right with 6 horizontal sliders and 4 buttons below with various numbers in between them. Their name, project title, and social media handles (Instagram and Twitter @mrbombmusic) are at the bottom of the image. The image and texts sit on top of a purple-orange sunset background, with the text, “Processing Foundation Fellowships 2023” in purple with a lime background at left and right sides of the graphic. The text is followed by a Processing Foundation logo.
