Saturday Oct 17 @Turkis
2 live coding workshops + 1 algorave {
Live Coding Day @Aarhus is organised by Code&Share[ ], Interfjæs and Live Coders Collective Copenhagen in collaboration with the music venue Turkis
A full day of aesthetic computer programming
Saturday, Oct 17 @Turkis
2 live coding workshops + 1 algorave
Live Coding Day @Aarhus is organised by Code&Share[ ], Interfjæs and Live Coders Collective Copenhagen in collaboration with the music venue Turkis
PROGRAM
Lizzie Wilson (UK): Live Coding Music workshop Free sign up here
Refreshments will be provided for workshop participants during workshops. Bring your laptop and headphones
WORKSHOPS
Visuals workshop
Turkis. Saturday, October 17. 13.00–17.00
Lead: Darch (Søren Peter Mørch) (DK)
Free sign up for workshop here
This workshop provides an introduction to live coding visuals using Punctual. In this session, you will learn how to generate real-time graphics and visual effects directly in your web browser by writing and modifying code. We will cover the foundational concepts, demonstrating how code can be used as a practical tool to create, manipulate, and animate dynamic patterns and textures from scratch.
Bring you laptop and headphones.
Music workshop
Turkis. Saturday, October 17. 13.00–17.00
Lead: digital selves (Lizzie Wilson) (UK)
Free sign up for workshop here
This workshop provides an introduction to live coding with Strudel. In this session, you will learn how to generate electronic music directly in your web browser by writing and modifying code in real time. We will cover the foundational concepts, demonstrating how code can be used as a practical tool to structure rhythms and melodies from scratch.
Bring you laptop and head phones.
PERFORMERS
The algorave at Turkis features live-coded music and visuals by a lineup of international artists, including Nabir (IT), Sarah GHP (US/DE), digital selves (UK), Mads Kjeldgaard (DK), and Darch (DK). Expect a night of mutating rhythms, searing synths, and glitchy visuals created entirely from scratch in front of your eyes.
Darch (DK)
darch is a visualist and live coder exploring the chaos emerging from simplicity, glitches and the happy mistakes by creating visuals generated by algorithms.
read moreHe always strives to amplify the atmosphere of the music with his visuals, so it becomes a holistic synesthetic experience. His styles has a DIY-vibe to it with a mix of organic footage, 90s screen savers aesthetic, and a hint of data moshing.
When performing live the code is written and edited on-the-fly, and projected alongside the visuals for the audience to also enjoy the art of coding and to demystify algorithms as something that is out of our control.
Since the early 2010s Søren Peter Mørch aka darch have been VJ'ing and exploring improvising visuals and been a reoccurring visualist at Copenhagen underground venues and events such as Bolsjefabrikken, Basement, Nakke Festival and Festival of Endless Gratitude and have also been performing in Faroe Islands, Tallinn and Riga.
In 2019 he discovered live coding and co-funded Live Coders Collective Copenhagen. Ever since he have been teaching himself and others how to make visuals with code by hosting workshops and algoraves.
LINKS
darch.dk/
algorave.dk/
digital selves (UK)
digital selves is a live coder and experimental musician whose work melds ominous rave synths, wild arpeggios, and spiralling granular electronics, revealing playful and imaginative sounds that twinkle out of earshot.
read moreSome recent works include commissions on exploring ritual and collective intelligence; a feature in Fact Magazine's Artist DIY series, and musical releases self-released and on the Cherche Encore label.
LINKS
https://digitalselves.xyz/
https://linktr.ee/dgtlslvs
@dgtlselves
Sarah GHP (US/DE)
Sarah Groff Hennigh-Palermo is a video artist and live coder who mixes computer graphics with analog video in pursuit of the multi-textured, brightly colored abstractions of the speculative retro-future.
read moreShe performs regularly with Codie, Cable Knit Sweater, and Electric Detectives.
Born in Southern California, Sarah lives and works in Berlin.
LINKS
sarahghp.com/
instagram.com/supersghp/
post.lurk.org/@sarahghp
sarahghp.bsky.social
Mads Kjeldgaard (DK)
Mads Kjeldgaard is a composer and sound artist from Denmark. He primarily works in the fields of algorithmic composition, interactive sound art, and instrument design. His music explores ideas of pattern creation, repetition, and growth processes through self-authored software systems.
read moreIn 2024, he founded Exformal Records, a platform for sound and listening-based thinking. He studied electronic music composition at The Royal Academy of Music (DIEM) and is a member of The Danish Composers' Society.
His work has been commissioned by NyMusikk, Aggregate Festival, The Norwegian Centre for Technology and Art, The Ultima Contemporary Music Festival, Intonal Festival, Aggregate Festival and Lemur Ensemble, among others. In 2019, he won a gold award at the International Spatial Audio Conference.
He has worked as a technician and developer at The Norwegian Center for Arts and Technology (aka Notam), and as a software developer of music instruments at Torso Electronics, among other things. He is an open source software contributor and shares creative technology through hyaline-systems.codeberg.page.
Nabir (IT)
Nabìr is the solo project of Rome-based audio + visual artist Lorenzo Berretti. Nabìr employs live coding on TidalCycles and SuperCollider with handmade cassette tape loops to create imaginative soundscapes and nostalgic atmospheres.
read moreBoth the music and the visuals are conceived as a warm and welcoming hug, a flood of memories that passes through the lenses of digital and computer manipulation. A merging of the old and the new, where the boundaries between these dimensions are blurred through the recontextualisation of live coding, cassettes, vhs, sampling, field recording, and looping.
These compositions blur the genres of IDM, ambient, drone, and electronic music. His first release, called "Tenere in piedi case in fiamme", was released in January 2024, with which he toured in many European countries (like Spain, French, Germany, Norway…). In May 2025 he released his second work, "I wrote you a love song in algorithms", a more danceable EP, created during his numerous live sets.