Hacker-in-Residence Programme - Revision history

Dusjagr at 15:26, 16 September 2026

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	= Ongoing =		= Ongoing =

	~~= In preperation =~~

	== Faried Noor "Askal" Siregar (Yogyakarta, Indonesia) - 19. Sep - 11. Oct 2026 ==		== Faried Noor "Askal" Siregar (Yogyakarta, Indonesia) - 19. Sep - 11. Oct 2026 ==
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			== micro micro fashion residency with Ibeth - 19. Sep - 20. Sep 2026 ==

			more info...

			* Connect to Maison Shift and Fashion Revolution

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			= In preperation =

	== Arbor (TW/CA) - 18. Nov - ... 2026 ==		== Arbor (TW/CA) - 18. Nov - ... 2026 ==

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	Arbor is a media artist and Human-Computer Interaction researcher creating experimental and experiential interfaces and prototypes with an interest in found physical and digital materials. He develops makeshift systems to transform spaces through sound and light. His works blur the boundaries between performance, installation, and artifact across diverse environments and contexts, and often yield new tools that serve as both means and forms of expression.		Arbor is a media artist and Human-Computer Interaction researcher creating experimental and experiential interfaces and prototypes with an interest in found physical and digital materials. He develops makeshift systems to transform spaces through sound and light. His works blur the boundaries between performance, installation, and artifact across diverse environments and contexts, and often yield new tools that serve as both means and forms of expression.

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			Arbor is a media artist and Human-Computer Interaction researcher creating experimental and experiential interfaces and prototypes with an interest in found physical and digital materials. He develops makeshift systems to transform spaces through sound and light. His works blur the boundaries between performance, installation, and artifact across diverse environments and contexts, and often yield new tools that serve as both means and forms of expression.

			* https://derrekchow.com/

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In preperation

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	* Performative ASCII visual Performance on terminal (live Performances): https://vimeo.com/1212872998?fl=ip&fe=ec		* Performative ASCII visual Performance on terminal (live Performances): https://vimeo.com/1212872998?fl=ip&fe=ec
	* cam_Granular Noise Modulator (instalation) : https://vimeo.com/1212890412?fl=ip&fe=ec		* cam_Granular Noise Modulator (instalation) : https://vimeo.com/1212890412?fl=ip&fe=ec

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Dusjagr at 17:32, 23 August 2026

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 = Testimonials of our Residents of the past=

Dusjagr: /* Kim Doan Quoc (Paris) - 25. July - 3. August */

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Wuntingchan: /* Wun Ting Chan (Hong Kong/New York) - 24. July - 2. August */

2026-08-10T04:45:17Z

Wun Ting Chan (Hong Kong/New York) - 24. July - 2. August

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	* [https://github.com/fifthepoch/solarBird Solar Bird Github Repo]		* [https://github.com/fifthepoch/solarBird Solar Bird Github Repo]

	They also produced the first short-form video in an ongoing series addressing ethical debates around IVF and related reproductive technologies. The project takes as its starting point my Simplified Chinese translation of Dr. Adam Zaretsky’s [https://www.hackteria.org/projects/news/open-letter-to-lulu-and-nana/ ''Human Germline Gene Editing is Bioart: An Open Letter to Lulu and Nana'']. Through the lens of their experience translating the open letter, the video series covers the ethical questions raised by the text, and explores how reproductive technologies are discussed, who gets to make decisions about their use, and what happens when the ability to intervene in human reproduction moves from treatment toward genetic modification.		They also produced the first short-form video in an ongoing series addressing ethical debates around IVF and related reproductive technologies. The project takes as its starting point their Simplified Chinese translation of Dr. Adam Zaretsky’s [https://www.hackteria.org/projects/news/open-letter-to-lulu-and-nana/ ''Human Germline Gene Editing is Bioart: An Open Letter to Lulu and Nana'']. Through the lens of their experience translating the open letter, the video series covers the ethical questions raised by the text, and explores how reproductive technologies are discussed, who gets to make decisions about their use, and what happens when the ability to intervene in human reproduction moves from treatment toward genetic modification.

	* [https://drive.proton.me/urls/645E79Q64W#UOnTyBn4p31S Watch the Video]		* [https://drive.proton.me/urls/645E79Q64W#UOnTyBn4p31S Watch the Video]

Wuntingchan: /* Wun Ting Chan (Hong Kong/New York) - 24. July - 2. August */

2026-08-09T21:25:16Z

Wun Ting Chan (Hong Kong/New York) - 24. July - 2. August

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	* [https://drive.proton.me/urls/645E79Q64W#UOnTyBn4p31S Watch the Video]		* [https://drive.proton.me/urls/645E79Q64W#UOnTyBn4p31S Watch the Video]

	Wun Ting Chan (陳琬婷) is a computer scientist and artist from Hong Kong. They hold a B.F.A. in Visual Communications from Northwest College of Art and a B.S. in Computer Science from The Evergreen State College, and are currently pursuing an M.S. in Computer Science at New York University’s [https://cs.nyu.edu/home/index.html Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences]. Chan is also a student researcher at the [https://agenticlearning.ai/ Agentic Learning AI Lab], advised by [https://mengyeren.com/ Dr. Mengye Ren]. Chan’s work examines sensory overload and ambient paranoia as defining conditions of contemporary digital life, using technology itself as both medium and subject. They explore how artificial intelligence, internet censorship, and platform surveillance shape perception and influence real-world behavior.		Wun Ting Chan (陳琬婷) is a computer scientist and artist from Hong Kong. They hold a B.F.A. in Visual Communications from Northwest College of Art and a B.S. in Computer Science from The Evergreen State College, and are currently pursuing an M.S. in Computer Science at New York University’s [https://cs.nyu.edu/home/index.html Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences]. Chan is also a student researcher at the [https://agenticlearning.ai/ Agentic Learning AI Lab], advised by [https://mengyeren.com/ Dr. Mengye Ren]. Chan’s artistic work examines sensory overload and ambient paranoia as defining conditions of contemporary digital life, using technology itself as both medium and subject. They explore how artificial intelligence, internet censorship, and platform surveillance shape perception and influence real-world behavior.

	* https://ting.directory		* https://ting.directory

Wuntingchan: /* Wun Ting Chan (Hong Kong/New York)- 24. July - 2. August */

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	== Wun Ting Chan (Hong Kong/New York)- 24. July - 2. August ==		== Wun Ting Chan (Hong Kong/New York) - 24. July - 2. August ==
	[[File:TingSafetyFirst.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|alt=Wun Ting Chan praticing safety first at Bitwäscherei\|Wun Ting Chan praticing safety first at Bitwäscherei]]		[[File:TingSafetyFirst.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|alt=Wun Ting Chan praticing safety first at Bitwäscherei\|Wun Ting Chan praticing safety first at Bitwäscherei]]

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	* [https://drive.proton.me/urls/645E79Q64W#UOnTyBn4p31S Watch the Video]		* [https://drive.proton.me/urls/645E79Q64W#UOnTyBn4p31S Watch the Video]

	Wun Ting Chan is a computer scientist and artist from Hong Kong. They hold a B.F.A. in Visual Communications from Northwest College of Art and a B.S. in Computer Science from The Evergreen State College, and are currently pursuing an M.S. in Computer Science at New York University’s [https://cs.nyu.edu/home/index.html Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences]. Chan is also a student researcher at the [https://agenticlearning.ai/ Agentic Learning AI Lab], advised by [https://mengyeren.com/ Dr. Mengye Ren]. Chan’s work examines sensory overload and ambient paranoia as defining conditions of contemporary digital life, using technology itself as both medium and subject. They explore how artificial intelligence, internet censorship, and platform surveillance shape perception and influence real-world behavior.		Wun Ting Chan (陳琬婷) is a computer scientist and artist from Hong Kong. They hold a B.F.A. in Visual Communications from Northwest College of Art and a B.S. in Computer Science from The Evergreen State College, and are currently pursuing an M.S. in Computer Science at New York University’s [https://cs.nyu.edu/home/index.html Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences]. Chan is also a student researcher at the [https://agenticlearning.ai/ Agentic Learning AI Lab], advised by [https://mengyeren.com/ Dr. Mengye Ren]. Chan’s work examines sensory overload and ambient paranoia as defining conditions of contemporary digital life, using technology itself as both medium and subject. They explore how artificial intelligence, internet censorship, and platform surveillance shape perception and influence real-world behavior.

	* https://ting.directory		* https://ting.directory

Wuntingchan: /* Wun Ting Chan (Hong Kong/New York)- 24. July - 2. August */

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Wun Ting Chan (Hong Kong/New York)- 24. July - 2. August

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	During SGMK Homemade 2026, Ting joined the SolarBird workshop, where they updated the code for the PCB bird with a pseudo-random timing routine so that it chirps at irregular intervals rather than following the same predictable rhythm. The code is available here for future usage:		During SGMK Homemade 2026, Ting joined the SolarBird workshop, where they updated the code for the PCB bird with a pseudo-random timing routine so that it chirps at irregular intervals rather than following the same predictable rhythm. The code is available here for future usage:

	* https://github.com/fifthepoch/solarBird		* [https://github.com/fifthepoch/solarBird Solar Bird Github Repo]

	They also produced the first short-form video in an ongoing series addressing ethical debates around IVF and related reproductive technologies. The project takes as its starting point my Simplified Chinese translation of Dr. Adam Zaretsky’s [https://www.hackteria.org/projects/news/open-letter-to-lulu-and-nana/ ''Human Germline Gene Editing is Bioart: An Open Letter to Lulu and Nana'']. Through the lens of their experience translating the open letter, the video series covers the ethical questions raised by the text, and explores how reproductive technologies are discussed, who gets to make decisions about their use, and what happens when the ability to intervene in human reproduction moves from treatment toward genetic modification.		They also produced the first short-form video in an ongoing series addressing ethical debates around IVF and related reproductive technologies. The project takes as its starting point my Simplified Chinese translation of Dr. Adam Zaretsky’s [https://www.hackteria.org/projects/news/open-letter-to-lulu-and-nana/ ''Human Germline Gene Editing is Bioart: An Open Letter to Lulu and Nana'']. Through the lens of their experience translating the open letter, the video series covers the ethical questions raised by the text, and explores how reproductive technologies are discussed, who gets to make decisions about their use, and what happens when the ability to intervene in human reproduction moves from treatment toward genetic modification.

			* [https://drive.proton.me/urls/645E79Q64W#UOnTyBn4p31S Watch the Video]

	Wun Ting Chan is a computer scientist and artist from Hong Kong. They hold a B.F.A. in Visual Communications from Northwest College of Art and a B.S. in Computer Science from The Evergreen State College, and are currently pursuing an M.S. in Computer Science at New York University’s [https://cs.nyu.edu/home/index.html Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences]. Chan is also a student researcher at the [https://agenticlearning.ai/ Agentic Learning AI Lab], advised by [https://mengyeren.com/ Dr. Mengye Ren]. Chan’s work examines sensory overload and ambient paranoia as defining conditions of contemporary digital life, using technology itself as both medium and subject. They explore how artificial intelligence, internet censorship, and platform surveillance shape perception and influence real-world behavior.		Wun Ting Chan is a computer scientist and artist from Hong Kong. They hold a B.F.A. in Visual Communications from Northwest College of Art and a B.S. in Computer Science from The Evergreen State College, and are currently pursuing an M.S. in Computer Science at New York University’s [https://cs.nyu.edu/home/index.html Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences]. Chan is also a student researcher at the [https://agenticlearning.ai/ Agentic Learning AI Lab], advised by [https://mengyeren.com/ Dr. Mengye Ren]. Chan’s work examines sensory overload and ambient paranoia as defining conditions of contemporary digital life, using technology itself as both medium and subject. They explore how artificial intelligence, internet censorship, and platform surveillance shape perception and influence real-world behavior.