People↗
10±
About 10 young artists in Busan
Artists aged 18 to 39 who want to take their practice beyond the media they already use.
Busan · Art × Tech · 2026Busan · Art & Technology Practice Lab · 2026
Open Circuit Busan
<Open Circuit Busan: Art & Tech Practice> is a program where artists learn to build technology-based art through vibe coding and make a work of their own.
With vibe coding, LLM orchestration, and MCP, even unfamiliar technology becomes quick to learn and use. Less time wrestling with tools leaves more time to think about what to make and why.
→ Read the open callAug 29 - Dec 19, 2026
Next class
Session 3·Sat, Sep 5·14:00-18:00·Offline
Making work that responds to the audience's body and movement (motion capture, real-time interaction)
Program at a glance
Program
Spend less time stuck on tools and more time thinking about what to make and why.
Duration↗
04
A four-month production lab
Through experiments, prototypes, critiques, and installation, each artist finishes one work.
Outcome↗
01
One work and an exhibition
At the closing showcase at Sasang Indie Station on December 19, the works are shown along with how they were made.
How we work
Practice
Four months, in four stages.
CONNECT
Build a first prototype on day one with Cursor and MCP.
↗EXPERIMENT
Get hands-on with AI, code, sensors, and sound while building prototypes.
↗MAKE
Each artist takes on one work and sees it through.
↗SHARE
Show the work in an exhibition and document how it was made.
↗Month by month
Timeline
From the first meeting in August to the exhibition in December. Exact dates, instructors, and records of past sessions are on the Schedule page.
08Aug
CONNECT1 session
First prototype
We get to know each other while building a first prototype in Cursor.
09Sep
CONNECT · EXPERIMENT3 sessions
Experiments begin
Icebreakers, motion capture, and game engines start the experiments.
10Oct
EXPERIMENT1 session
Case studies
Real stories from the AI ecosystem and a live production pipeline show us other ways of working.
11Nov
MAKE3 sessions
Making the work
Kinetic installation and the open forum lead into making the works.
12Dec
SHARE3 sessions
Exhibition
Critiques and installation, then the program closes with the exhibition on December 19.
Artists & researchers
People
The people who lead each session with us. Full bios are on the Faculty page.
- Joonhyung BaeAI-based creation, creative orchestration→
- Suin GokImmersive performance, building rapport→
- Yunhee KimCultural policy, arts talent development→
- Jaewoo KimXR project management, art and tech networks→
- Hyogeun SongKinetic art, physical computing→
- Miju YooArt criticism, research on technology and culture→
- Sein LeeMIR, sound art, music and technology performance→
- Jeongseop LeeMotion capture, real-time interaction, dance and technology→
- Dohee JeonGenerative AI, interactive media→
- Danbinaerin HanKorean traditional music and AI, MIR, arts policy→
- Daechan HeoMedia art criticism, curation→
- Seoyeon HongUnity, real-time graphics, interaction→
2026 COHORT · 10 ARTISTSNo coding experience?
No coding experience?
You can still apply.
You start by learning to work with tools through vibe coding, LLM orchestration, and MCP. Over four months you make one work and show it at the December exhibition.
Get the notice and application →