Andreas Siess

Building a Python tool to convert fisheye photos to equirectangular panorama images using a constant transformation function for HDRI creation

A free online tool for generating top down images of trees, suitable for abstract site plans, landscape architectures, location planning etc.

Developing a visual design language for a research project in the humanities

A JS tool to output semi-random phrases and interpunctation for font kerning and spacing.

Open sample library for granular synthesis with hardware synthesizers (e.g. TeXture Lab)

Investigating the differences between a physical and a virtual media art installation – how to bring Skopéin into the Meta Quest 3

A small tool to create white and pink noise – i.e. a naive implementation of the McCartney-Voss algorithm in JavaScript by writing random values into the audio buffer

Introducing a tool designed to convert measurements into 3D objects, developed as an Open Educational Resource in collaboration with practitioners in German physics education.

Developing a game to communicate the complexities of university life, focusing on personal experience, knowledge, and collaboration over traditional academic metrics.

Building a tool that transforms images into music via blob detection and “phonographic probing”

Exploring the relationship between modern virtual environments and the poetics of literature from 1800

Open source development of a Braille font combined with blackletter typography using Open Type features and generative components

Exploring the use of 3D rendering to recreate the atmospheric conditions of the Rhine during the “Year Without a Summer” (1816).

Using Natural Language Processing with Python to create visual representations of German theory texts

Movie production between Mount Fuji, Tokyo and Osaka

Hacky Processing script to convert pixel values into MIDI commands in real time

Photo documentation about vitruvian primitive huts in the forest

How do different AI tools handle non-figurative prompts?

Immersive media art installation that poses the question how the ›Heavenly Jerusalem‹ could look like. Displayed at Central Church Karlsruhe in September 2022.

Using 3D graphics for minimalistic vector illustrations

A prototype and framework for conceptualizing creativity

Art exhibition and interactive installation at the Venice Biennale 2016

Quick and dirty frame-by-frame coordinate export with Python and Xpresso

On the way through Leonardo da Vinci’s concept city. By bicycle.

Capturing historic typography at façades and transforming the shapes into a digital font

Illustrations and figures for my lectures in 3D computer graphics

Illustrations for print publishing

Rock ‘n Roll with two Nikons

Science project: How to enhance experiences in virtual reality

Enabling classic photo genres in virtual reality