Nico Landrieux on the Intersection of Ballet and Code
Hi and welcome back to Demystify Technology!
I am totally thrilled to introduce Nicolas Landrieux to you today. We met a few years ago at one of my workshops and have been in touch ever since. Nico is a vivid creative – with a background in graffiti he worked as a motion designer in Los Angeles, as a creative director for fashion brands in Germany and Belgium, he was a DJ, he is a music producer and most recently a director for dance theater.
In May, the piece Vol[age] premiered at the Kunstkraftwerk in Leipzig and took the audience on an immersive journey through the development of computer technology. Nico composed and produced the music as well as all the visuals for the space. Much of these are renderings from Processing – creative coding played a hugely important role in the process. In this podcast we talk about his story, that piece and what’s up next for him.
Enjoy!
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Kris de Decker on Low Technology
Hi and welcome to the very first episode of Demystify Technology!
In the two years I lived in Barcelona, one person in particular fascinated and inspired me. His name is Kris de Decker and he is head of lowtechmagazine.com. For almost 20 years, Kris has been publishing articles about a better life with less technology. He turns himself into a laboratory and a medium, venturing into worlds that remain closed to most of us.
In our interview, we talk in particular about the question of how a utopian, lean and, above all, Big Tech-independent social Internet could look like.
Enjoy!
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