Participatieve Pers
2024
Joachim Bovin is a teacher, programmer & musician based in Brussels. Between 2018 and 2023 he worked as an educational policy advisor at the Faculty of Arts of the KULeuven for a number faculty wide courses related to use of digital technologies in the humanities. He is the founder of record label and radio show Anterior Insula and resident DJ at Kiosk Radio as Acasta Gneiss .
If you would like to collaborate on a project please find my contact information and full résumé on LinkedIn .
Selected Projects
Participatieve Pers
2024
Shared Jekyll blog about culture with articles by different authors with different perspectives.
Project websiteStasis
2023
Audiovisual installation created for De Week van de Klank ~ La Semaine du Son 2024 using the SuperCollider programming language. It investigates the concept of stasis as a state of equilibrium in which things do not change, move, or progress.
Project websiteBibliotech Hackaton
2023
In 2023, from the 13th to the 23rd of March, KU Leuven Libraries, the Faculty of Arts and the Humanities and Social Sciences Group organized a hackathon. This event offered an inspiring context for developing digital skills. It brought together people of all backgrounds with a keen interest in digital tools and introduced participants to the library's digitized collections.
As team leader I had the pleasure to work with a group of students on the Bible of Anjou, a richly illuminated manuscript from c. 1340. After years of being hidden from the public eye (683 years to be exact), the Anjou Bible is now publicly available in digital format. However, due to the immense scope of the work, the detailed miniatures that populate the pages of the book are often overlooked. This project proposes a new way to interact with this historical artefact.
Project websiteAnterior Insula
2019
Radio show and record label from Brussels, Belgium with sounds to stimulate your anterior insula.
Project websiteMetadata exchange in the cultural heritage sector
2018
A Python module to export Kunstenpunt metadata to Meemoo (formerly VIAA).This project examines the problem of database interoperability in the cultural heritage sector. Interoperability solutions could make it possible to share and reuse information stored in databases curated by cultural heritage institutions in order to aid in the discovery of digital cultural content.
Written as part of the Digital Humanities advanced master program during an internship at Kunstenpunt.
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