We didn’t have a chance to talk unfortunately and I left early due to feel a bit ill. I liked what you did as it showed different ways of making music - still wondering what the control was doing! I wonder if you could utilise multiple controls that could be handed out to the audience?

I do some digital illustration and performance art, though I’ve gotten into the chiptune scene recently. I had a go at Pure:Data last year, but was a bit scared, so gonna tackle it again soon. Generally I want to look at generative art, using programs such as processing.

Check out the Insectoid! project. You sounds would definitely fit in there. We’ve got a performance next week where we’ll be using Pure:Data and lasers to create lotsa noise

Did we speak to each other at Brumcon?

What kind of art do you do?

After graduating- I found it really difficult to work in the arts. I aspired to work in arts admin, but found it very competitive in Brum.

I think there is loads more support especially online for creatives- which is lovely to see. Funding for mentoring and CPD- if only I knew earlier.

I hardly have any time to cultivate my artform- I only really compose for students/work and hardly ever practice. I struggle with balance- and yep, it’s all my fault.

Good luck!