Processing Paris - Workshop 2011

After a highly successful first edition in 2010, Processing Paris are proud to announce the second installment of their series of workshops for creatives working with Processing. Three Processing workshops have been organised :

- A beginners workshop with Christian Delecluse. - An intermediate workshop with Julien Gachadoat. - A masterclass with Hartmut Bohnacker. The price will be: 60, 75 & 90 Euros respectively. Date : 22/23 April 2011. See more;

Where : La Fonderie de l’Image, 83 Avenue Gallieni, 93170 Bagnolet, Paris, www.lafonderiedelimage.org

How : For further information and to register, please send the team an email stating your full name, address and which workshop you would like to attend to : info@freeartbureau.org

Please note that due to limited places it is imperative to register beforehand to ensure a place. The deadline for registering is April 15.

The workshops run from10:00 to 18:00. No need for a computer although you are welcome to bring your own. For the advanced class, you will require a very good level of English. Both the beginners and intermediate class will be taught in French. Full information of the workshops’ content will be communicated very soon.

More details at http://www.processingparis.org/




Processing Paris is an initiative organised by FAB, in collaboration with La Fonderie de L’Image.

href="http://www.freeartbureau.org/">FAB (The Free Art Bureau) is a non-profit organisation set up for artists & designers using code as their main creative tool and medium. They organise workshops, conferences, forums, exhibitions as well as support & document work specifically created with code. They believe in sharing, educating, innovating and promoting. They believe that being free is an essential way of life and work.


Arists and designers like Alexandre Le Guillou and Andreas Gysin will be attending the workshops.

Alexandre Le Guillou is a french art director who works on generative projects, visual programming, motion graphics, wireframe, sound design, pixel unit, and  experimental things.



Andreas Gysin. Born in Zürich. Design and code in Lugano, Switzerland.Occasionally teaching interaction at SUPSI, Lugano and ECAL, Lausanne.

Sabrina Ratté

Screenshot of VARIATION SUR JANE #2

Sabrina Ratté lives and works in Montreal. Her first introduction to moving images was through cinema ten years ago, but now she primarily works with video. She often collaborates with musicians in many different contexts, and she has an on going collaboration with electronic composer Roger Tellier-Craig aka Le Révélateur. She recently moved to Paris to complete her MFA. See more;

Sabrina tell us about her creative motion process;

"My videos are often the result of experiments with tools and softwares that anyone can have access to. The challenge is to find ways to use these tools in order to create new forms and new perspectives on the aesthetic of video. I am mostly inspired by the diverse manifestations of light; artificial, electronic or natural. Recently I’ve been exploring the possibilities of generating light through video feedbacks, and in finding new ways of using presets included in different editing softwares."

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Sara Haraigue

Cool graphic works by Sara Haraigue, a french graphic designer based in Paris. She describes her new graphic universe like a perpetual experimentation around the material, tranparencies, patterns as well as harmonies of colors.

"I work more particularly with the natural material, animal (fur, plumage), mineral (rock, crystals) and aquatic environment. In my mind, the best is in the Nature, that's why it's my main source of inspiration, using the forms, colors and textures." See more;