Patrick Hartono

Dr. Patrick Hartono is a Lecturer in Computational Arts at Goldsmiths, University of London, specializing in electroacoustic composition, audiovisual art, and interactive music systems. He holds a PhD from the University of Melbourne, an MMus from Goldsmiths, and a BMus from CODARTS Rotterdam. His research explores intersections of technology and music, including live coding, creative AI, and human-centered interfaces.

• Affiliations: Board member of ICMA, Australasia Computer Music Association, and Liquid Architecture.
• Education: PhD (2024), MMus (2018), BMus (2016), In Vivo Electro Live (2014).

Research Interests

His work integrates mathematical principles and real-time interactions to create immersive sonic experiences, blending traditional Indonesian elements with digital innovation. Key areas include NIME, generative AI, and HCI.

Publications & Awards

Notable works include Algorave Music Practice in Indonesia (2023) and Handmate (2022). Awards include the ICMA Audience Award (2017) and WOCMAT Young Composer Prize (2019).

Labs & Collaborations

Founder of Paguyuban Algorave, fostering live coding communities in Indonesia. Collaborates internationally at festivals like ICMC, ZKM, and Ars Electronica.