Creative Coding Barcelona
→ Creative Coding Barcelona is a community exploring the creative possibilities of technology. Its mission is to share knowledge and inspiration and inspire multidisciplinary collaborations. The collective welcomes everyone, regardless of programming experience or technical background. We organise informal gatherings providing a space for members to showcase projects, discuss topics of interest, and connect with others who share their passions.
Events [RSS Feed]
[El corazón es un oscilador con Constanza Piña]
→ 27-10-2025 @ Bau University
Corazón de Robota brings a retro-technological and techno-manual perspective to the creation of low-cost sound artifacts built with low-tech materials, electronic waste, chocolate boxes, and recycled components. Her setup consists entirely of handmade oscillators, sequencers, drum machines, filters, and distortions that intentionally incorporate electronic errors and aberrations. The sounds produced during the performance form a chaotic organization of textures, feedback, and random patterns that evolve over time, leading the audience into a sonic trance and a journey through the rhythmic dimensions of noise. During the talk, Corazón de Robota will share insights into her sound project, presenting her DIY instruments, connections, and creative process.
[🎥 Constanza Piña: Performance] [🎥 Constanza Piña: Talk][Bad Decisions, Mistakes, and Errors w/ The Glad Scientist]
→ 19-09-2025 @ Responsive Dreams
An unusual journey of coding, happy mistakes, bad life decisions, and planned errors, with an uncensored lack of limitations.
[🎥 Watch it on YouTube][Andreas Gysin, Maria Castellanos & Alberto Valverde, Roger Pibernat & Sensitive Interfaces]
→ 13-06-2025 @ Sónar+D 2025
On June 13, 2025, Creative Coding Barcelona took over Sónar+D with a session titled "Creative Coding in Practice: Four Perspectives on Generative Art", dedicated to creative coders and those who find beauty between lines of code and within algorithms. The session featured four artist presentations that delved into personal practice, creative processes, and the questions that drive their work, and what they hope to inspire in others.
[🎥 Maria Castellanos & Alberto Valverde] [🎥 Andreas Gysin] [🎥 Roger Pibernat] [🎥 Sensitive Interfaces][Taller Estampa]
→ 22-05-2025 @ PAU
Taller Estampa reviews some of the projects they have carried out in recent years, characterized by their approach to emerging artificial intelligence technologies and deep learning neural networks from a creative yet also critical perspective. In projects such as The Bad Student. Critical Pedagogy for Artificial Intelligences, Martian Species, The Infinite Conference, Q&A Session, or Cartography of Generative AI, the collective has worked with tools such as computer vision, image generation, and text generation, while also investigating the contexts that have enabled the development of these technologies and the consequences of their growth.
[Marta Verde]
→ 14-05-2025 @ BAU University
Marta Verde reveals the role of error, glitches, and randomness in her work as part of the creative process
[Xavi Tribó]
→ 26-03-2025 @ PAU
A talk about 5 projects produced by Melt Studio that explores the relationship between the world of audiovisual, marketing, advertising and pixels, bytes and emotions.
[🎥 Watch it on YouTube][Rotor Studio]
→ 26-02-2025 @ PAU
Algorithm and Matter: a talk exploring generative AI, real-time interaction, and how creative coding reshapes our relationship with space, matter, and the pressing themes of our time.
[🎥 Watch it on YouTube][Anna Lucia]
→ 29-01-2025 @ PAU
Discover Anna Lucia's rt practice at the intersection of code and craft and her search for touch in digital art.
[🎥 Watch it on YouTube]Code of Conduct
→ Participate actively and respectfully, fostering collaboration and alerting leaders to issues. Avoid demeaning, discriminatory, or harassing behavior, including harmful comments, intimidation, or unwelcome actions. Violations will result in permanent expulsion.
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About The Generative Art Museum
→ The Generative Art Museum (TGAM) is a non-profit organization based in Barcelona dedicated to exploring, promoting, and advancing the understanding and appreciation of generative art and creative coding as a unique form of artistic expression.
Contact
Supported by The Generative Art Museum, Departament de Cultura de la Generalitat de Catalunya, streamflow and PAU.
