Description:
What happens when you treat code like poetry, or maths like movement?
Join Vi (they/ze) for a playful, beginner-friendly introduction to creative coding - a space where logic, art, and curiosity meet.
This two-hour workshop is designed for LGBTQIA+ young adults aged 16+ who are curious about how to use coding as a way of making visual art. You don’t need to have any experience with coding or maths, just a willingness to experiment.
We’ll explore:
- What creative coding is and what it can do
- How simple code can become shapes, patterns, and motion
- How coding can be used as a tool for self-expression and resistance
- A hands-on project to create your own generative artwork
This session treats coding not as a technical skill to master but as a playful, artistic medium that anyone can try. Whether you’re into art, tech, or neither, you’ll leave with something you’ve made and the tools to keep exploring.
About the Facilitator:
Vi (they/them, ze/zem) is a bio-maths researcher and programmer who makes art for joy, connection, and resistance. Their creative practice includes coding, printmaking, zines, and crochet. Vi is passionate about reclaiming tech from capitalist narratives and inviting others into coding through accessible, playful, and queer-informed approaches.
Please note: Our events are 16+ but anyone under 18 should come with a legal guardian to sign a consent form. Legal guardians are not requested to stay.
