Creative Coding

TouchDesigner meetup / Open Session - May 28th

A TouchDesigner open session for all levels — a great opportunity to experiment, ask questions, and connect with the community.

Level

Beginner

Duration

Self-paced

Format

Recorded meetup

Added

29/04/2022

Course overview

The meetup will be hosted at UCL Here East Campus in Olympic park for those who would like to come and watch in person.

The Interactive Architecture Lab at UCL is a group of artists, architects and engineers engaged in academic research activities, public art commissions and industry collaborations. At the heart of the Lab is the 15 month Masters programme March Design for Performance & Interaction which gives students an opportunity to exploit the potential of new sensing, computation, networked and responsive technologies to imagine, build and test new spaces of performance & interaction.

Time of meetup: 4pm UK, 5pm Berlin, 8am LA, 11am NYC

This is an open session and will feature presentations from expert practitioners.

Catch it live on our YouTube channel here

Course content

TouchDesigner meetup / Open Session - UCL Here East Campus in Olympic park at 4pm UK

1 resource, 1 lesson

TouchDesigner meetup / Open Session - May 28th
For those who can't make in-person, catch it live on our YouTube channel Music Hackspace

Instructors

Luyang Zou

Instructor

Luyang Zou, based in London, who is a new media artist, interaction designer, and architect. After graduated from Master of Architecture Design for Performance and Interaction, Bartlett, University College London, he is now working in Arup Lighting team as a digital art designer. In addition, with the enthusiasm of sharing knowledge, he feedback and teach in his graduated UCL programme as a part-time tutor, who leads visual and coding workshop. Coming from architectural background, his digital art always emphasise spatiality, rhythm and immersion. Also, details, structures and materials are reflected on his installation art. He believes that bring in interactivity, perception and activity can bring life to arts, since art and architecture are not simply about space and form, but also about event, action and what happens in space.