Wednesday 28 October 2026
Canopy, Leicester

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Programme.

When
11:00–16:00 (UK time)
Where
Canopy, Leicester41 King Street · LE1 6RN

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A cyber head with 8 eyes
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Code becomes image

An Unfinished Body

Qilin Zhang

This project explores the visual style and conceptual construction of the cyborg through visual media in an Eastern cultural context, and also examines the relationship between technology and body.

Planned booth hours: 11:00–16:00

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Image visualises members and connections within a social network. Dozens of colourful circles represent members, with a circle's size denoting level of activity and colour highlighting similarity. Lines connect the circles to represent which members have interacted with one another.
Torralba, M. (2015) Social Network II. Available at: https://www.flickr.com/photos/60506610@N08/16181710782 (Accessed 06/10/26) · Social Network II — Manel Torralba · CC BY 2.0. Resized and converted to WebP.

Code becomes relation

8 Out of 10 Comments

Jason Boomer

Where is the line between sarcasm and bullying on social media? When does playful banter become online abuse? Is it down to the individual or wider community? See how your views align with the crowd.

Planned booth hours: 11:00–13:00, 13:30–16:00

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This image is drawn with tiny triangles. There is a black background and two pinkish shape appear on the right side of image, tiny tall shapes.
This is the output of using an open source software called Primitive to draw the original image using only triangles.

Code becomes image

Metamorphisis of a Living

Zohreh Baghban

Witness the metamorphosis: a visual journey from living creature to commodity. Join us for an afternoon of collage and contemplation.

Planned booth hours: 11:00–12:00, 13:00–14:30, 15:00–16:00

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Black-and-white typographic collage featuring French poetry in the background. A white rectangular panel in the centre displays the title ‘LISTEN, SCOUNDRELS’ in distressed black lettering, alongside ‘CALLS TO ACTION FROM EARLY CAS’.
Listen Scoundrels Cover - Sean Carroll

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Listen, Scoundrels!

Sean Carroll

Listen, Scoundrels! uses AI to uncover radical voices from the Computer Arts Society archive, revisiting early debates about art, technology and power, and asking what they mean for us today.

Planned booth hours: 11:00–13:00, 14:00–16:00

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MetaFlower, Mixed Reality Kiri Wraith.
David Hughes

Code becomes world

MetaFlower - The Kiri

David C. Hughes

You are invited to engage with MetaFlower, a mixed reality experience investigating ancient Japanese Noh Theatre and Xr technologies.

Planned booth hours: 11:00–14:00, 14:30–16:00

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Digital fashion outfit on a grey background
Resonant Wardrobes (2026)

Code becomes world

Resonant Wardrobes

Shanique Thompson

Take a seat lean back on the haptic pillow and watch the digital fashion presentation unfold, and experience the tactile sensations of digital dress translated directly through sound and touch.

Planned booth hours: 13:00–16:00

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Images from The Jewell Theatre
Participants from The Jewell Theatre

Code becomes world

Virtual Theatre

Karen Wheatley

A study into dramaturgical and managerial processes involved in staging live theatrical performances using the platform Second Life

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A collage of everyday and ritual activities including archery, family meals, temple ceremonies, and a ladder lottery drawn in a notebook, alongside the exhibition title "Where a Tool Ends and a Ritual Begins."
Images: Product design by Atsushi Yang, Acer Inc.; AI-generated elements via Nano Banana 2

Code becomes relation

Where a tool ends and a ritual begins...

Atsushi Yang

Where does an object end and a ritual begin? Discover how ordinary tools carry hidden meaning — in archery, tea, and the marks we leave on a page.

Planned booth hours: 11:00–12:30, 13:00–14:30, 15:00–16:00

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