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Artists working with code aren’t just telling a computer what to do—they’re shaping a conversation between rules and randomness, intention and chance. What makes code a powerful medium is not just what it produces, but how it makes us think. It teaches precision while opening space for abstraction. It demands structure while allowing play. In this way, code is not only a tool—it’s a collaborator, a material, and a mirror to the way we imagine.
- How does Nóbrega use code to create a balance between randomness and structure?
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- What creative decisions are made through writing code, and what are left to the machine?
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- In what ways does code become an artistic collaborator in this work?
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**Tip:**[p5.plotSvg](https://github.com/golanlevin/p5.plotSvg) is a tool that supports p5.js artists to download their sketches as SVG files, making it possible to connect p5.js with pen plotters.
*Glance Back* captures the fleeting nature of digital interactions by collecting and displaying selfies taken when one least expects it. This participatory artwork reflects on the performative aspects of online presence and the ways we curate our identities. By archiving these transient moments, it prompts contemplation on memory, self-representation, and the ephemerality of digital life.
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- How does the use of code shape the interaction between viewer and artwork in this piece?
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- What does this work tell us about how code can collect, curate, and reframe everyday behavior?
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- How is the creative use of code shaping our understanding of authorship and agency in digital spaces?
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**Tip:** If you use the chrome browser, you can try Glance Back by installing the [chrome extension](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/glance-back/hgickafobcmcfffbjiamhhejkockfccm?pli=1).
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# 3D Art
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##3D Art
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## Sculpture
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### [She Who Sees the Unknown](https://shewhoseestheunknown.com/) (2017-2021)
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###Sculpture
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####[She Who Sees the Unknown](https://shewhoseestheunknown.com/) (2017-2021)
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Morehshin Allahyari (Persian: موره شین اللهیاری)
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![Morehshin Allahyari, She Who Sees the Unknown]({{ "https://i0.wp.com/shewhoseestheunknown.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/AllahyariM-SWSTU-TheLaughingSnake-01-5428x7286-1-scaled.jpg?ssl=1" | relative_url }})
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> \- Morehshin Allahyari
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- How does 3D modeling software allow the artist to recreate mythological figures?
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- What role does 3D printing play in reconstructing lost or marginalized narratives?
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- How is the 3D printing used not just to replicate, but to speculate and resist?
Installation view at the Re/Formations exhibition, Van Every/Smith Galleries, NC
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- What role did code play in the embroidery design?
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- How does using code to generate visual patterns change the meaning or context of a form conventionally designed by hand?
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- What does this piece teach us about the aesthetic potential of procedueral design?
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**Tip:**[PEmbroider](https://github.com/CreativeInquiry/PEmbroider) is an add-on tool that empowers Processing artists to export their sketches to a home embroidery machine!
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## Ceramic
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### [*Lantern Vessel in Collage*](https://design-milk.com/f5-jolie-ngo-on-chicago-bricks-her-favorite-clogs-more/) (2024)
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### Ceramic
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#### [*Lantern Vessel in Collage*](https://design-milk.com/f5-jolie-ngo-on-chicago-bricks-her-favorite-clogs-more/) (2024)
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Jolie Ngo
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> Ngo blends 3D-printing technology with hand-painted imagery influenced by the digital aesthetics of her childhood, as seen in Minecraft and The Sims. A Vietnamese-American creative, she also references her heritage. Faceted forms echo the look of traditional silk lanterns, while layered textures recall the topographic views of rice paddies.
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# Lesson Plans & Technical Steps
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## 1. Setting Up Your Environment
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To begin writing code using [p5.js](https://p5js.org/), you need to set up the coding environment to write and save your programs. [Processing Foundation](https://processingfoundation.org/) provides the [p5.js Editor](https://editor.p5js.org/), a website where programmers can write, test, share, and remix p5.js programs without needing to download or install a code editor on a computer.
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1. Open the latest version of Chrome or Firefox browser on your computer and visit the [p5.js Editor](https://editor.p5js.org/) website.
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1. Click the “Sign up” link on the top right of the web page.
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