In a world increasingly shaped by technology, creative computation stands at the vibrant intersection of code and culture. It’s a field where artists become programmers, and programmers become artists, blurring boundaries to forge new modes of expression, interaction, and understanding.
Creative computation refers to the use of computational processes—such as algorithms, data structures, and generative systems—to produce artistic, expressive, or experimental outcomes. It’s not just about making things with code; it’s about thinking creatively with code. Read more about Creative Computation
Here are information and in depth details about the main tools we teach at the NODE Institute:
VVVV
A visual live-programming environment that takes you from rapid prototyping to final production.
