THE PEOPLE / 艺术家

People behind
the signals.

Artists, live coders and makers bringing sound, image and ideas into shared spaces.

27 ARTISTS · MANY CITIES

27 artists

Strudel, TidalCycles, SuperCollider

Alexandra Cárdenas is a Colombian composer, live coder and sound artist based in Berlin. Her practice combines composition, improvisation and electronic music, primarily using TidalCycles and SuperCollider. She co-founded TOPLAP Mexico and TOPLAP Berlin. For Living Cloud 2026 at 706 Berlin, she led Code as a Musical Instrument: An Introduction to Live Coding, using Strudel.

Living Cloud

Strudel

I'm Andre from Meulaboh, Aceh, Indonesia. I was a backend engineer, at some point I wanted to do music again and I no longer have any instrument with me, now I code it instead.

SHÙck POP: Dublin

Performance

Arbor is an artist and researcher creating experimental and experiential interfaces and prototypes with an interest in found physical and digital materials. He develops makeshift systems to transform spaces through sound and light. His works blur the boundaries between performance, installation, and artifact across diverse environments and contexts, and often yield new tools that serve as both means and forms of expression.

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Tidal Cycles

Betrand Angelius Zai is a Yogyakarta-based experimental composer and musician specializing in computer music. Formally educated in the Music Arts Study Program at the Indonesian Institute of the Arts (ISI) Yogyakarta, he is known for actively exploring new boundaries of audio creation through live music coding practices using the TidalCycles programming language. In each of his performances, Betrand utilizes lines of Haskell-based code in real-time to test sound algorithms, manipulate audio samples instantly, and build minimalist ambient and rhythmic landscapes live on stage. This approach makes him one of the young creators who consistently marries digital programming logic with contemporary musical aesthetics. In addition to releasing digital solo projects such as the album Syntax of Sound through Betrand Angelius Zai's Bandcamp, he also brings this live coding technique to the interdisciplinary realm with the collective VorMarka Ensemble. There, he responds to visual artists' works into adaptive electronic sound structures, which now makes his profile recorded in the Yogyakarta experimental music ecosystem.

SHÙck POP: Dublin

Blackineel + Ranura Vacía · shared artist image

Hydra

Blackineel is an artistic project by Karen Álvarez that seeks to explore the possibilities of conveying the artist's personal experiences, delving into human emotions and offering social critique through visual, sound, and literary art.

SHÙck POP: DublinThe Branching Signal

Strudel, Hydra, Flok

bright garbage is a DJ, music producer and creative technologist from Naarm/Melbourne whose live coding work brings together dance music, visuals and code. Using Strudel and Hydra, she improvises energetic dance sets and visuals that move with the music. For Living Cloud 2026, she led an introduction to Algorave at 706 Melbourne.

SHÙck POP: MilfordLiving Cloud

Live coding

Catherine Rong is an interdisciplinary artist and musician whose practice spans sound, moving image, performance, and interactive media. Her work explores themes of love, memory, dreams, and emotional experience, often drawing inspiration from dreamcore aesthetics, hyperpop, and internet culture. Through playful experimentation with image, sound, and motion, she creates immersive environments that blur the boundaries between reality and imagination, seeking to translate fleeting feelings and intimate memories into sensory experiences.

The Branching SignalLiving Cloud

Live coding

Malitzin Cortés (CNDSD) is a musician, speculative architect and creative technologist. Through live coding, XR, immersive sound and CGI she merges the physical and digital to build speculative worlds.

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Live coding

For the past decade, CRSRCRSRRR has been one of the core contributors of live-coding practice in Bangkok, Thailand. CRSRCRSRRR delved into the multi-sensory practice of sound and visual creation through algorithms, signal processings and unique human interfaces. CRSRCRSRRR is grounded in a multi-faucet of music backgrounds ranging widely from contemporary music, Club music, Algoraves, and generative/procedural ambient music. With this blend of sonic characters, CRSRCRSRRR performances push the perceptive boundary of genre into a unique amalgamate. His practice examines the use of data in live performances, handbuild electronic music instruments, and live manipulation of sound and visuals through algorithms and live audio visualizations. CRSRCRSRRR is a member of many music groups in various positions, namely Tacet(i) Ensemble (electronics perfomer), CorneaCochlearClub (organizer/performer), S.U.P. (visual artist and DJ), and SYNAP[home/lab] (founder/curator). Apart from live performance and solo music releases, CRSRCRSRRR is also an avid instructor advocating the use of technology in sound creation and hosts Audio programming workshops regularly both in Thailand and Abroad (Hongkong, Indonesia and online classes). Currently, he is a lecturer at Mahidol University, Thailand in both Music College and International College conducting class on sound creation and electronic music.

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Live painting

Mexican 31 years old artist from Mexicali, Baja California, that paints since 15. Earned a Bachelor of Arts (2014–2018). Interested on kinesthetics, creative processes, perception, and semiotics. Does designing, painting, muralism, ceramics, museography, photography, and modeling. He has 12 solo exhibitions in Mexicali, Tijuana, and Rosarito, and 33 group exhibitions across Mexicali, Rosarito, Chihuahua, México City and San Diego. Selected between 30 international artists for ‘Sinergia’ exhibition at Cetys University. 1st place in ‘Arte Estandarte’ for VIPORT airlines in Mexico City and Toluca. Notable murals: 1st place 50 meter long mural in Rosarito; Callejón la Chinesca, chinatown Mexicali; and Caffenio, Mexicali. Worked at Fox Studios Rosarito in decoration department for series ‘Coyote’. 4-month residency at ‘Caffe Marotto’, Rosarito, and a 2-month residency in Edificio Bertha, Mexicali. Inherited part of ceramic studio of Alicia Vildósola. Has 7 auctions with Casino de Mexicali, Fundación La Casita, among others. Has modeled for 33 sessions live drawing, sculpture, and photography. Conducted workshops in IMAC Rosarito, CERESO Mexicali, CAHOVA Mexicali, UABC Mexicali, and DIF Mexicali, among others. Art teacher at Colegio Bilingüe San Pedro and ESCOMEX High School in Mexicali. Currently working on a mural for Tacos El Tecolote and Saint Joseph Convent, Mexicali.

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Strudel

Hana Cho is a multidisciplinary artist who uses live coding as a creative medium to explore relationships between rhythm, melody, emotions, and movements. She is fascinated by connections between mathematics and music, and how this allows both artist and audience to be expressive.

SHÙck POP: Dublin

Live coding

Iris Saladino is a creative coder trained in contemporary music and electronic arts. She specializes in live coding. Is founder member of CLiC (Colectivo de Live Coders), the Argentinian node of TOPLAP (global live coding collective). She gave talks, workshops and performed in several venues (IRL and remote) in Argentina and around the globe.

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Hydra

Joey is an audiovisual artist creating experiences with algorithmic media, embracing the organic, unpredictable growth of code. He is part of the live coding community Live? Coding? Amoy?. For Living Cloud 2026, he led a beginner-friendly Hydra visuals workshop at 706 Xiamen.

SHÙck POP: MilfordLiving Cloud

Strudel

Semiconductor researcher by day, electronic artist by night. Using live coding, Kiso9 weaves random algorithms into binary precision, crafting a realm where order and disorder unexpectedly meet.

SHÙck POP: Dublin

Strudel

Kylie Oh (b. 1996, Seoul) is a sound artist based in Cologne, working in experimental electronic and computer music. Her practice centers on immersive, spatial listening experiences that build collective memory and explore ecological and democratic relationships across diverse identities. She grew up on 1980s Japanese science-fiction anime and the novels of Asimov, Adams and Octavia Butler.

SHÙck POP: Dublin

Live painting

Maiko Uwabami is a contemporary calligraphy artist and Spell Calligrapher from Japan. She began calligraphy at five and studied electrical and electronic engineering at graduate school. Her practice combines traditional calligraphy with performance, sound, light, technology, and spatial expression, exploring human emotions, memory, and connection.

SHÙck POP: Dublin

Live coding

munshkr is a creative coder specialized in live coding. He studied Computer Science (UBA, AR). He creates collaborative p2p tools for collective artistic performances, programming languages for live coding among other type of artistic programs.

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Live painting

Neil Wheelock Deforest Smith: he is an artist in Asia. Though American, he began his art career when someone discovered him drawing on Korean traditional paper and using copy machines to make art in Seoul. Since 2023 his artwork has been in Seoul, Tokyo, Yogyakarta, Bangkok, Bristol,and Busan. His work has been in gallery shows alongside Ai WeiWei, Lee Ufan, Kingscribbler, Anish Kapoor, and Peter Leon.

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Live coding

Rangga Purnama Aji is an Indonesian multidisciplinary artist, composer, live coder, and digital-video artist. Deeply involved in music and visuals through experimental and live coding practices, he creates artworks that range from generative visuals/video art, animation, sound art, live coding visual/music, and electronic/acoustic music composition. His musical practice often leans towards arbitrary eclectic stylistic approaches. Resonating with brute-rough sound elements, meditative, obscurity, complex poly-rhythms, simplicity, minimalism, allusion/impression, and probabilistic pattern. Bring himself closer to certain genres such as experimental, new music, breakcore, ambient, and free improvisation. In his artistic perception, he's fascinated by the concept of in-between and transient, empirical references, contemplation of life, human relations, essential conceptual frameworks, absurdity, automation, and Javanese/Sundanese mysticism. All these are implemented within his eclectic practice, whether it's visual or musical.

SHÙck POP: MilfordThe Branching Signal

Tidal Cycles

Luis Ángel Orduña Gutiérrez is an audiovisual artist based in the State of Mexico. He studied musical composition at the Academia de Arte de Florencia in Mexico City. His work focuses on experimental visual and sonic creation through his project Ranura Vacía, with which he has presented his work at festivals such as LPM in Münster, Germany, and Kino Mural in Wroclaw, Poland. He is also the leader and composer of the musical project Antiánima, which has been presented at festivals such as Jazz Burghausen and Jazzahead!, both in Germany.

SHÙck POP: DublinThe Branching Signal

Live coding

Sain is a cultural organizer, and community builder working across, AI, experimental music, crypto, and digital art. He is the initiator of Shù and a core contributor to several creative technology communities, with a focus on building spaces where artists, technologists, and independent scenes can meet, collaborate, and perform.

SHÙck POP: MilfordThe Branching Signal

Live painting

Scott O’Sullivan was born out of wedlock near the most southern tip of the island of Ireland in 1995. He paints with his strong hand and lifts weights with his weaker one. In attempts to find balance. Scott has exhibited in Dublin, Bangkok, Da Nang, Seoul, Milford, New York and LA.

SHÙck POP: Dublin

Strudel, Hydra

Seasonings is an artist and animator based in London. In the daytime they make videogames, in the night they use code to create visuals that combine abstract shapes and hand drawn graphics.

SHÙck POP: Dublin

Tidal Cycles

Sheldon G is the moniker of Yogyakarta-based singer-songwriter and live coder Rayvan Septiawan, created as a space to expand his sonic landscape. The project reflects his evolving interest in experimental electronic music since 2019, and more recently, his exploration of live coding as a primary method of composition and performance. Using TidalCycles as his main tool, Rayvan creates music through a combination of pre-written code and improvisation, focusing on the possibilities offered by algorithmic and generative approaches to sound. Intentional Chaos is Sheldon G’s first live coding album, featuring seven compositions created through a combination of prepared code and improvisation. The album serves as an initial exploration of TidalCycles’ built-in functions, with each piece shaped by influences from industrial, breakcore, and techno music.

SHÙck POP: DublinThe Branching Signal

Live coding

Based in Seoul, sofolofo is a sound artist and live coder whose practice centers on digital technology, cultural consumption, and transformations in media. Through live coding, she explores how sound and sensory perception are being reshaped in contemporary society.

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Live coding

viola he is a Shanghai / NYC-based multimedia artist, educator, electronic musician, and creative technologist. They make web and irl performances and experiences, exploring alternative structures, systems, and interfaces across digital and physical mediums. They have brought their genre-bending shows across different scenes around the world, creating and sharing dynamic audio-visual experiences inspired by global underground influences. Viola is an organizing member of Livecode.NYC, an incubator member at NEW INC, and co-runs experimental game collective [[rect*]] repair ✧ ദ്ദി(˶•̀ᴗ-˶)

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Live coding

WrappedByte (Wasawat Somno, 1994) is a personal project exploring live-coding music, sampling culture and music technology with code. Usually the performance is combining dance and experimental. His performances were performed across club scenes, galleries and experimental music spaces including Ghost2565, Diage Festival, Algorapture at Krapela Jakarta, Algo Seoul at ACS Seoul, and evals at Bangkok Kunsthalle.

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