responsivedreams

Responsive Dreams Festival is the The Generative Art Museum's very own exhibition. A place to showcase art created by code. 2024 marks its second edition and while it's still fresh, we sit down with TGAM's founder, Xavier Hernández, to talk about how it went, the highlights and what to expect in the future.

Welcome to Responsive Dreams interview series, where we dive into the imaginative minds of our featured artists. Today, we have the honor of sitting down with Eliza Struthers-Jobin, an artist and programmer fascinated by the influence that programming and algorithmic thinking have on the creative process. She has been creating artwork with code since 2015. Her work has spanned web-based playgrounds, to full scale interactive and audiovisual installations.

Welcome to Responsive Dreams interview series, where we dive into the imaginative minds of our featured artists. Today, we have the honor of sitting down with Edu Prats, a creative tech director & developer working at the intersection of generative systems, realtime graphics & interaction for installations and the web. He was an active member in the the creative coding scene of the early 2000s writing code sketches and tools for real time AV pieces using Macromedia Director & Flash (Lingo and Action Script), Processing (Java) and OpenFrameworks or Cinder (C++ and OpenGL). In the past 15 years most of Edu’s work was crafted using modern web technologies (HTML5, Canvas & WebGL) and Unreal Engine for a few projects. His interest in 3D graphics has pushed him to learn a little bit of Blender and Houdini in recent years, experimenting with the crossovers between realtime and offline rendering. He was one of the founding members and part of the curatorial team of Resonate Festival in Serbia, involved from 2012 till 2016 during the first 5 editions of the festival. Resonate brought together world class artists to drive a forward-looking debate on the position of technology in art and culture.

Welcome to Responsive Dreams interview series, where we dive into the imaginative minds of our featured artists. Today, we have the honor of sitting down with Quentin Hocdé, a generative artist who enjoys capturing and reimagining natural phenomena with a technological twist. He creates compositions that reveal the hidden magic of natural elements, such as wind, oceans and mountains, while adding a technological touch with animation and randomness. His goal is to inspire a new appreciation of nature and technology by merging them in artworks created with code.

Welcome to Responsive Dreams interview series, where we dive into the imaginative minds of our featured artists. Today, we have the honor of sitting down with poperbu (Jordi Sala), a computer network engineer and artist. Member of MobilityLab.net and researcher/hacker/maker, his work revolves around open technologies, both hardware and software, and how to relate them to each other.

Welcome to Responsive Dreams interview series, where we dive into the imaginative minds of our featured artists. Today, we have the honor of sitting down with Shaderism (Arttu Koskela), a creative coder and WebGL developer. He began his career in visual effects, creating FX simulations for multiple award-winning adverts before pivoting towards real-time graphics. Drawing on his professional background and a lifelong passion for music and sound technology, his artistic medium heavily revolves around creating interactive and generative real-time art. His works often incorporate physics simulations and generative musical instruments, while exploring the themes of playfulness and self-reflection.

Welcome to Responsive Dreams 2024 interview series, where we dive into the imaginative minds of our featured artists. Today, we have the honor of sitting down with Office CA a design research collaborative led by Galo Canizares and Stephanie Sang Delgado that investigates alternate methods for art and architectural practice.

The Generative Art Museum (TGAM) is organizing the Responsive Dreams Festival 2024, the second edition of our generative art exhibition in Granollers (Barcelona), entirely dedicated to showcasing art created through code. Featured artists Edu Prats, shaderism, Eliza Struther-Jobin, Quentin Hocdé, poperbu, and Office CA will present site-specific projects exploring the concept of responsive generative art, with pieces minted live during the event. The festival is free to attend and will take place on September 5, 6, and 7 at Roca Umbert Fàbrica de les Arts in Granollers, Barcelona. For more information, visit responsivedreams.com.

Welcome to Responsive Dreams interview series, where we dive into the imaginative minds of our featured artists. Today, we have the honor of sitting down with Santiago, a digital artisan, based in San Francisco born in Barcelona around the eclosion years of personal computers and video games.

Welcome to Responsive Dreams interview series, where we dive into the imaginative minds of our featured artists. Today, we have the honor of sitting down with Udit Mahajan, an engineer turned artist and designer, originally from India and now based in the United States.

Welcome to Responsive Dreams interview series, where we dive into the imaginative minds of our featured artists. Today, we have the honor of sitting down with Pawel Dudko, an active creator in the area of interactive and generative art with the use of 3D printing, often on the verge of virtual and physical reality.

Welcome to Responsive Dreams interview series, where we dive into the imaginative minds of our featured artists. Today, we have the honor of sitting down with shaderism (Arttu Koskela), a creative coder and WebGL developer from Finland.

Welcome to Responsive Dreams interview series, where we dive into the imaginative minds of our featured artists. Today, we have the honor of sitting down with Andy Duboc, a generative artist with a focus on minimalism, movement, light, and color.

The Generative Art Museum (TGAM) organises Responsive Dreams, the first generative art exhibition in Barcelona entirely dedicated to showcasing art created by code. Our featured artists Andy Duboc, Santiago, shaderism, lilcode, Udit Mahajan and Pawel Dudko will create specific projects exploring the concept of responsive generative that will be minted live. The event is free to attend and will be held June 14/15 in Nau Bostik in Barcelona (+ info responsivedreams.com).

"Responsive Dreams" is the first real life exhibition from The Generative Art Museum (TGAM). It will take place in Nau Bostik (Barcelona) the 14th and 15th of June 2023 and will include, amongst many other activities, live minting experiences from our featured artists. But... What is Responsive Dreams?

The Generative Art Museum presents "Responsive Dreams", a project where we collaborate with generative artists to help them produce artwork and showcase it in real life experiences. Welcome to the art of the future. Welcome to Responsive Dreams.