Students begin with analog exercises, writing and exchanging drawing instructions that are interpreted by others. These instructions are then translated into p5.js sketches, foregrounding computational thinking through abstraction, repetition, and randomness. By comparing human and machine interpretations, participants experience how execution always produces divergence. This module introduces algorithms and AI as interpretive collaborators, setting the foundation for the workshop series.
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Isabella frames material as media, sharing how different parts of the gelam tree were used to make paper and ink for her 2024 project Phases
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Isabella checks in on how participants are progressing with the exchange of instructions a la Sol Lewitt as part of a workshop exercise
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A final exercise in the workshop sees participants developing and siting their work in the room.
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