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Typography, strokefonts, vectorcurves, cartography, teaching, Brussels, Belgium, floss, biking, awkward gestures, francophone privileged white cis male, i recently stopped muting cat posts. Banner pic from an art piece of Melanie Bonajo.

I like to make music, art, and technology with which to make music and art.

I am 1/2 of the musical duo Mirror Monster and I make techno inspired stuff under the name xinniw.

pronouns: he/him

art, free software, sound, instruments
part of https://velvetyne.fr and https://prepostprint.org

[he/him]

sound artist and t(h)inker(er) based in berlin

Farmer, artist, musician, designer

Maker and researcher.

Research notebook software, music, mechanical drawing, philosophy, environmentalism and social justice.

#art #ecology #infrastructure #permacomputing #shadowIT #repairculture #postfreeculture

Posting about computational and net culture/politics/infrastructure, software art, ecology, repair culture, permacomputing, fantastic mpv screenshots, unsolicited pro tips, completely random stuff, maybe cats, hi, this scrolltext is getting long.

This mess will be delivered as EN posts, some FR, seldom NL.

inveterate walker. working on it.

novice engineer, go programmer, sporadic artist, computer enjoyer

design + research at the intersection of a̶r̶t̶ ̶& ̶t̶e̶c̶h̶n̶o̶l̶o̶g̶y̶ GLAMs and OSS communities

gay energy ✿ html poetry ✿ self-proclaimed gif king ✿ (web)design research ✿ semiotic studies ✿ running homeP__

Con hielo, frozen/melted, 🧊 tack. Artist.
Neon Luddite.

Graphic designer, web developper, digital tinkerer, teacher.

explorations of joyful and human-scale computing.
developing computers that are dances, rituals, games.

[ joy in nerdy dances ]

exploraciones de computación alegre y a escala humana.
creando computadoras que son danzas, rituales, juegos.

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we use alt-text and prefer if you do to.

Artists and Hackers is a podcast on art, code and community and new digital tools of creation. We talk to programmers, artists, poets, musicians, botmakers, researchers, educators and designers in an effort to critically look at online art making and the history of technology and the internet. We’re interested in where we’ve been and speculative ideas on the future.

past solutions for present problems since 2009 // resting on traditional territories of the Arapaho, Cheyenne, and Ute Nations