satyarth.me

Random Walks is a open source generative audio-visual installation that tries to capture the vibe of a sound walk in an area by combining field recordings with OpenStreetMap data.

This post is a work in progress Recommended music to listen to while reading this: Skagos - Anarchic (especially Movement IV) Every time I see a plant growing out of a crack in the ground, rocks, asphalt, or the side of a building - somewhere it has no pl…

I’ve been livecoding in hydra and Tidal Cycles since about 2020, and want to share some patterns that I never get tired of.

Building on the humble beginnings of my bike synthesizer project, I got the chance to develop it into a live performance for CYFEST 16 in Yerevan with my boi Rob.

Wow, it’s been five years since my last attempt at using my website to bare my soul to the whole wide internet!

Remember that time two years ago when Nitin Gadkari said he’s planning to introduce a law that mandates replacing horns with the sound of indian classical instruments?

The bikesatanist manifesto, as published in the 3rd annual новогодний зин КППХ (russian language).

Back in 2020, I was cycling home when I noticed something in my drivetrain was squeaking and I loved the way the sound synchronized with the movement of my legs.

To make my website a bit more personal, and help visitors get to know ‘the real me’, here are my top 5 favourite YouTube videos.

I wrote a bot that replies to people’s tweets in the style of Supa Hot Fire.

I wondered what the most efficient way to visit every college in Cambridge in a single tour was.

Udank?

Pixel sorting is an interesting, glitchy effect which selectively orders the pixels in the rows/columns of an image.

This website is generated with wintersmith, a static website generator written on top of Node.js.

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