komputer.space

exploring an open and tangible approach to creative computing; opening up workspaces; developing custom tools and empowering creative processes; notes on a human-centered machine dialogue; work in progress;

komputer.space is a bachelor project at Faculty of Design Würzburg by Marinus Paul. That computing should be open and accessable to everyone is a core idea of this project. It was created with the help of a variety of open source software and ressources. Thank you to everyone who supported this journey along the way!

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the toolbox →

A collection of freely available webtools which try to empower creative computing with a tangible approach.

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the handbook →

Learn more about the different components in hardware and software that define komputer.space as an interactive experience, and most importantly, access guides and resources to create them yourself!

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the notebook →

A detailed look at the entire process of the project with documentation of prototypes and experiments, ideas, concepts and thoughts.

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the code →

All the code for the komputer.space toolbox is open source. You are welcome to adapt it and create your own version of creative computing.

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the workspace →

Take a look at some of the visual output and the creative process of working with the komputer.space approach and tools.

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the thesis →

Get the full theoretical perspective and research on the project along with a detailed look at the design process.

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get in touch →

I would love to see what you create with these tools. Maybe you even build a tool yourself. Feel free to send an email with your creations to create@komputer.space anytime and maybe it will be showcased on this site soon.