First imagined by artist Di Mainstone during a walk along New York’s Brooklyn Bridge, Human-Harp is a clip-on sound interface for suspension bridges that enables pedestrians to “play the bridge” like a musical instrument.
This high profile, mass participation, immersive art installation will tour internationally across a range of suspension bridges, engaging audiences in a story of sound and motion through cutting-edge technology. Our dream is to close the tour where our vision first began – on the Brooklyn Bridge in celebration of its reopening after extensive renovations.
Human Harp is supported by Queen Mary University of London and funded by EPSRC.
Check out the Human Harp site here.
