For the 25th edition of MUTEK, we are very pleased to invite the TouchDesigner community and anyone interested in interactive media art to share, exchange, and discuss topics related to the TouchDesigner visual development platform at the Monument-National.
Come join us for a mind-blowing experience and enjoying Japanese craft beer! Immerse yourself in a world of cutting-edge audio and visuals live with art installations in Omotesando, TOKYO. You can select 2 bottles of craft beer from COEDO brewery.
Immersive art spaces have been sprouting across the globe, establishing themselves as a novel platform for audiovisual media art.
July 19th 2023 6-9 PM (CET) / In English Language / Online via Zoom Depth cameras like the Microsoft Kinect give a set of extra senses to your TouchDesigner machine. They can be used to acquire much more information about the space they surveille than normal cameras.
July 12th 2023 6-9 PM (CET) / In English Language / Online via Zoom Data Visualisation is a hot topic in these times of massive data aggregation. It helps humans to understand big amount of data by giving the abstract numbers a visual interpretation.
July 5th 2023 6-9 PM (CET) / In English Language / Online via Zoom Audio reactivity or the art of making your visuals dance to the music is certainly one of the most asked for capabilities of TouchDesigner and at the core of VJing.
June 7th 2023 6-9 PM (CET) / In English Language / Online via Zoom Just like “traditional” lights, lasers allow us to create and transform spaces beyond the screen. However, lasers are sharply bundled light beams capable of traversing long distances with almost no divergence.
May 24th 2023 6-9 PM (CET) / In English Language / Online via Zoom LEDs and Lights allow us to extend our TouchDesigner creations beyond the screen and work with one of the most fascinating materials of all: Light.
May 17th 2023 6-9 PM (CET) / In English Language / Online via Zoom We all love TouchDesigner for the creative mess it allows us to create. Everything connects to everything and it’s easy to experiment in unforseen ways.
