PCD2021 - Sander Sturing • tim rodenbröker creative coding

PCD2021 – Sander Sturing

Published by Tim on Saturday August 28, 2021

Last modified on May 5th, 2026 at 12:02

If you look around the branding and design scene on the internet and social media, you’re most likely to come across Rotterdam-based Studio Dumbar. The friendly agency works according to the motto “Static is not an option” for public institutions, cultural clients and companies. One of the secret ingredients of the studio is Sander Sturing, who has made a name for himself far beyond the studio with his enormous creative coding skills.

In his presentation, he talks about his time at the art academy, his first contact with the programming language Processing, his first commercial jobs and how he now works in an interdisciplinary team on a wide range of highly exciting projects.

Sander Sturing

https://www.instagram.com/sandersturing/

Studio Dumbar

https://studiodumbar.com/
https://www.instagram.com/studiodumbar

Monthly Newsletter

Once a month I share an e-mail newsletter: personal reflections on Creative Coding, Design and life with Technology, directly to your inbox.

Subscribe!

Related

Digital Tools: An Interview with Slanted Magazine

An interview with Slanted Magazine for their issue about “Digital Tools”, Autumn 2025 Introduce yourself — in your own terms: […]

Teaching through the Lens of the Tool – with Prof. John Caserta

On a hot day in the summer of 2024, my friend Cem Eskinazi brought a stack of books to our […]

DJ_Dave – Creating Electronic Dance Music with Code

Sarah, also known as DJ_Dave, writes code to produce rave music. You might say, “Oh, I know that stuff: Algorave! […]

Deconstruction / Reconstruction – Creative Coding with Prof. Stig Møller Hansen

I am more than excited to share this session with Prof. Stig Møller Hansen with you today, whom I would […]

Kris de Decker on Low Technology

In the two years I lived in Barcelona, one person in particular fascinated and inspired me. His name is Kris […]

Nico Landrieux on the Intersection of Ballet and Code

I am totally thrilled to introduce Nicolas Landrieux to you today. We met a few years ago at one of […]