Today's Creative Code Jam will be shorter 🤏 From 12:00 to 16:00 at MotionLab.Berlin We are looking forward to seeing you all in express format 🤗

This was such a nice closing evening. The room was cold, the sky was dark and the ambiance... moody. The candles brought some warmth into the walls of this abandoned house in Berlin. A perfect scenario for the incredible sound landscape my friend Mei composed for this collaborative installation.

Yuxin Mei & Nuño de la Serna: Thinking as a Mountain, 2025 September 24-25, 2025 | 16:00 - 20:00 As part of Deep Listening - a collaboration between Offsite by Wehrmuehle & Analogue Foundation Curated by Lan Linh Merli-Nguyen Hoai Artist House, Brunnenstraße 23, Berlin-Mitte

Yuxin Mei & Nuño de la Serna: Thinking as a Mountain Sep 24-25, 2025 | 16:00 - 20:00 Artist talk at 18:30 on Wed 24th As part of Deep Listening. A collaboration between Offsite by Wehrmuehle & Analogue Foundation Curated by Lan Linh Merli-Nguyen Hoai Artist House, Brunnenstraße 23, Berlin-Mitte

There is so much Sichuan to explore beyond Chengdu

Hiking in Aba. At the Rrmea 羌族 land in the Tibetan Plateau

Don't miss this Friday's Creative Code Stammtish at Prachtsaal Studio Berlin

It took me months of procrastinating but finally I moved over to self hosted services. I've just installed Proxmox on a mini Intel N150 PC at home and deployed instances with Immich, nextcloud and Coolify accessible via cloudflare tunnel and my tailnet. Any recommendations for apps or setups?

One of my favorite YT channels is Posy. And this video hits in all the right spots ❤️ youtu.be/PEJnsBeQ_Y8?... Also check out his music posy.bandcamp.com

Getting the printer ready for summer season. I have to say it's amazing that @josefprusa.bsky.social releases so much quality documentation. I identified and fixed the issues in minutes.

One of the reasons for traveling back to Chengdu this Spring Festival, was to finally have this dreamed photoshoot with the amazing Lixiang

Initially I did a simulation to test different designs and I generated patterns using @blender.org The plan was to achieve an inflatable isolation chamber that deploys around the audience without having to open and close a gate for people to come inside.

The construction of the installation has been carried out using only plastic waste materials, such as bags and food packaging wrapping films. The isolation chamber has been built by melting the plastics together, omitting the use of adhesive tape or glue. Electronics were repurposed from other works

It draws correlative lines between climate change, the covid pandemic, and its long-term health consequences. The isolation chamber invites its guests to self-reflect and to raise awareness about climate problems by comparing it to a crisis from which we are already experiencing its consequences.

This might be a good moment to reupload the archive of the installation Correlation Waves I made for the European Green Capital in Lahti, Finland.

Quite surprised to randomly find a post about my installation Correlation Waves on someone else's phone when trying RedNote, yesterday night on a bar Just a few days after my friend @nayelivv.bsky.social told me she saw a student presenting that very artwork as reference for her university project

A blast from the past. Those incredible memories are from Chengdu in 2023.

Let's start over again!

I must admit that in recent months, the pulling forces of fear and frustration have drawn me into the vortex of mainstream social media platforms. Consumed by a self-imposed narrative, unable to look away, much like light can't escape the gravitational pull of a black hole.