Two workshops targeted for engineering students which focused on making soft robots using low-tech principles; and exploring the notions of utopia and solar future through the creation of a video game.

Using Resolume software, creative professionals and master students were able to discover and experiment with tools for audiovisual art and VJing

Creative coding workshop open for teenagers for Circuito, an inclusive educational project by Braga Media Arts. Participants discovered how to use code to create real-time animations and develop their own arcade video game.

A creative workshop about sound creation and ecology that invites participants to collect the electrical signals from plants in order to generate sound compositions in real time.

Engineering students had the opportunity to prototype soft robots in the spirit of low-tech during a 5-day workshop led by artists Selma Lepart and Nathalie Guimbretière.

Design Fiction workshop that invited engineering students to imagine a utopian scenario addressing ecological and societal challenges of the cities of tomorrow.

A workshop for social entrepreneurs to experience risk and uncertainty through a collective artistic creation project.

By focusing on play and creativity, these creative coding classes for young people aged 5 to 12 years old aimed to develop the children's imagination and facilitate their literacy in digital media.