Flor de Fuego (she/her) is a digital-craft artist who primarily works with programming and live coding to create performative experiences. Her research explores concepts such as the body, space, code, and the chaos-cosmos. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from the National University of La Plata, Argentina. Currently she is studying at Klang und Realität master’s program at the Institute of Music and Media, Robert Schumann Hochschule, Düsseldorf, Germany. Flor is actively involved in the live coding community. She is also an active community collaborator for Hydra, a live coding browser-based software developed by Olivia Jack.

Tobias Hecker (he/him) writes electronic music using different aliases to explore a diversity of emotional and technical areas. His interest in improvisation and jazz keeps pushing his tracks while his love for effects units adds organic layers. Driven by enthusiasm, serenity, audacity and reverie. Sets might include fm synthesis, breaks, beats, samples, interferences, dub treatments, minimal techniques and birdsong.

eddyflux writes code live to create wonky beats, hypnotic drones and alternate harmonies. Using his pet project strudel.cc, he tries to find ways to make live coded music more accessible for both performers and audiences.

A wizard of visuals, Hannes Güdelhöfer explores what is possible with browser based graphic programming. Cells, shapes and recursions are some of his building blocks. His love for live coding music and visuals only gets beaten by his drive to push development of live coding tools.