Studio code+wood

@codeandwood.art

Homo universalis. Inventor, engineer, artist, entrepreneur. Balancing & experimenting on the edge of art and technology. I make art with code I write , sometimes turning these into physical woodcuts and wood relief prints More at codeandwood.art

Determining the performance of an LED fixture is dull, repetitive work. Power supply, spectrometer, thermometer, sometimes a custom ESP32 board. Each speaks its own protocol. None of them sync. So I built something to fix that. 🧵

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I was tired of all the different tools I needed to connect my temp logger, spectrometer, power supply, and all the other stuff. So I built something that has gotten a bit out of hand. A server that connects to every single device and allows me to run sandboxed javascript to control them all. 1/3

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Building something new. Ultimate control over my robot and every lab device or camera that connects to my computer. An llm writes scripts that controls, measures, analyses, etc. Goal is to connect anything, control everything. #robotics

Second work in my new "Complicit" series. The title refers to the buyer's role in the work. Unsold, these prints mean nothing. Only at the moment of purchase the text becomes true, and the work becomes art. The buyer does not acquire a finished piece. The buyer finishes it and is complicit. #art

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Saw this work by Yves Klein today. Never thought I'd be impressed by a monochrome painting. But it was pretty intense. And of course this image does it no justice at all.

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A few years back, I made a number of wood engravings. Black mdf wood, engraved with my laser cutter and the lines manually filled with a custom oil+pigment mix. These images are from "Evelyn". Want to know more about these works? Let me know. #contemporaryart

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