dorkbot_hk 007:
Design in Code
Date: 3 Oct 2013
Time: 19:00-21:00
Venue: K11 Atrium(G/F)
Language: Cantonese & English
An inspirational Dorkbot-HK event, co-presented by Videotage and the K11 Art Foundation. The programme consists of four intriguing talks by local as well as international artists. Their seemingly diversified spheres are united seamlessly by Dorkbot, as they all design with electricity. Creative design ideas from coding vs. non coding, animation design works, interactive multimedia design to experimental digital music design will be presented by gurus from each field. The programme is guaranteed to open up new horizons for friends who want to experiment designing in a new dimension!
Free admission. Limited seats. Registration required.
To register, send your name and email to info@videotage.org.hk or call 2573-1869.
About Artists
Art CLAY
Artist & Curator | DAW International, Switzerland
The artist and curator “Art Clay” was born in New York and lives in Basel. He is a specialist in the performance of self created works with the use of intermedia and has appeared at international festivals, on radio and television in Europe, Asia and North America. His recent work focuses on media based works and large performative works and spectacles using mobile device. He has won prizes for performance, theatre, new media art and curation. He has taught media and interactive arts at various Art Schools and Universities in Europe and North America including the University of the Arts in Zurich. He is the initiator and Artistic Director of the DAW “Digital Art Weeks” in Zurich.
Dr. CHUNG Wai Ching, Bryan
Assistant Professor, Academy of Visual Arts, Hong Kong Baptist University
Bryan Wai-ching CHUNG is an interactive media artist and design consultant. His artworks have been exhibited at the World Wide Video Festival, Multimedia Art Asia Pacific, Stuttgart Film Winter Festival, Microwave International New Media Arts Festival and the China Media Art Festival. At the Shanghai Expo 2010, he provided interactive design consultancy to various industry leaders in Hong Kong and China. Chung studied computer science in Hong Kong, interactive multimedia in London, and software art in Melbourne. He also develops software libraries for the popular open source programming language Processing. He is the author of the book Multimedia Programming with Pure Data (Packt Publishing, 2013). Currently, he is Assistant Professor in the Academy of Visual Arts, Hong Kong Baptist University, where he teaches subjects on interactive arts, computer graphics, and multimedia.
WONG Ping
Independent Animator/Illustrator
Suppressed by life, and forced to release by his images.
He was awarded 18th IFVA Gold Award (Animation Category), Saatchi & Saatchi New Directors’ Showcase 2013, 12th annual independent music awards (IMA) BEST ALBUM ART.
Takuro Mizuta Lippit / DJ Sniff
Musician, Curator & Producer | Visiting Assistant Professor, SCM, City University of Hong Kong
Takuro Mizuta Lippit (aka dj sniff) is a musician, curator and producer in the field of experimental electronic arts and improvised music.
His musical work builds upon a distinct practice that combines DJ-ing, instrument design and free improvisation. He is interested in how a mediated musical memory, from archival collections of vinyl records to digitally captured sound events during a performance, can be used to create a new sonic reality that emerges through the fleeting notion of the “now”. This pursuit has led him to create customized instruments that allow him to intuitively access and re-play these different temporalities ingrained in our listening consciousness.
He has performed throughout Europe, Asia and the United States at various venues and international festivals including Club Transmediale Berlin, Warsaw Autumn, Japan Society NYC, The REDCAT Los Angeles, March Meeting Sharjah, Jazz em Agosto Lisbon, and FLOW Festival Helsinki. He has released 12 DJ mixes and two solo albums, and his work has been reviewed in the New York Times, All About Jazz, The WIRE and createdigitalmusic.com.