Open-source Sigils
An exciting event where magic meets technology!
Date:
 Saturday, July 24th, 2022
Location:
 The Nucleus Building, The University of Edinburgh
During the workshop, we will dive into the world of cybernetic witchcraft and magical embroidery by discovering, through interactive open-source technologies (such as Arduino and Pure Data), the art of creating seals, symbols imbued with powerful intentions to evoke electronic spells of resistance and conduct new collective rituals. 
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Edinburgh

United Kingdom

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