code + print

archive coding

Role
Creative Coder

Tool
p5.js, Python, GLSL
This archive comes from a simple pleasure: taking something that would normally stay on a screen and turning it into something physical. Most of my coding happens in a digital space, but I have always liked the moment when that process leaves the screen and becomes an object I can hold, stack, flip through, or pin to a wall.

It is also a way for me to keep exploring print as a material practice. I like testing different papers, surfaces, and print techniques, and seeing how each one changes the same coded output. What interests me is the tactile quality the work gains in print—the texture, weight, and physical presence that make it feel more immediate and real.






Machine Writing