Live Syntax with Alexandra Cárdenas

We invite you to an introductory workshop in live coding sound with Alexandra Cárdenas, followed by her live performance.

Date and timing for Workshop: 16.10.2025, 6 pm to 8 pm
Venue: The ISRO Studio 
Entry: Free but registration is mandatory. Register here.

This event is organised in collaboration with The Indian Sonic Research Organisation (The ISRO) and the Strudel Programming Environment. 

This event is open to everyone, including artists, musicians, coders, curious beginners, and anyone fascinated by sound.
Bring your laptop and headphones and explore with us:
- Basics of live coding (patterns, sound synthesis, real-time control)
- Creative experiments bridging code, music, and art
- Hands-on coding, listening, and collaboration

Let’s make sound together, experiment, build, and play - whether you are just starting out or already experienced in creative coding.

Date and timing for the Concert: 16.10.2025, 8 pm to 8:45 pm
Venue: The ISRO Studio 
Entry: Free

A 45-minute audiovisual performance where sound and image are composed live through code. Pulsing rhythms, shifting textures, and luminous geometries unfold in real time, revealing both structure and improvisation. Each performance is unique, shaped by the moment and the place. InIndia, new influences and discoveries will flow into the work, opening space for dialogue between code, sound, and context. Alexandra Cárdenas is a composer, live coder, and sound artist from Bogotá, Colombia, based in Berlin. Her work brings together composition, programming, and improvisation to create music with code in real time. As an active member of the global live coding and Algorave communities, she has co-founded nodes such as Toplap Mexico and Toplap Berlin. She teaches and performs worldwide with open-source languages including SuperCollider and TidalCycles, and her work has been presented at international festivals, conferences, and institutions. She is dedicated to making digital technology\ies and art accessible, inspiring diverse communities through workshops, performances, and collaborative projects.