Making Art with JavaScript and Garbage
summary
Argues that code plus reclaimed hardware makes tangible, interactive art rather than killing creativity, and shows working examples: a Raspberry Pi or Particle microcontroller driving a kiosk, a p5.js fireworks demo that runs in five minutes, an interactive robot called murderbot that listens to audience laughter and heckles in real time, and a diffused pingpong LED wall used as a pixel display. Recommends scavenged parts, a soldering iron, and stepwise prototyping.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:20The State of Art
- 7:02What is generative art
- 10:58What is AI
- 13:49Art before computers
- 15:10Early computer art
- 16:22Drawing Machin
- 17:44Veramire
- 21:07Digital Art
- 23:06Digital Media
- 25:11Hardware sculptures
- 26:14Flower garden
- 27:14Andrew Bryant
- 28:14Where to start
- 29:09Live Demo
- 30:33Other Resources
- 31:14What You Need
- 33:10How to Start
