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A new generation of visionaries are using next-level technologies to create products, projects and experiences that test the limits of design and our imaginations
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Most of us are familiar with the concept of wearable technology, but how about the concept of a wearable harp? This is the idea behind sound artist Di Mainstone's Human Harp
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Water Music: How Bridges can Become Instruments
Think of a stringed instrument and you may conjure up a cello, or perhaps a ukulele, but it's unlikely that a steel suspension bridge would spring to mind. Yet for Di Mainstone the Brooklyn Bridge offered a tantalising challenge
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Di Mainstone’s Human Harp Creates Music from Suspension Bridges
London artist Di Mainstone is developing an electronic instrument that enables performers to make music from the subtle vibrations of suspension bridge cables
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Best of 2013 – The Year in Design
These 15 stories took us to places full of elegance and eccentricity
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The Brooklyn Bridge Has Been Transformed into a Giant Harp
Mainstone, a London-based sound and performance artist, spearheaded this Human Harp project last fall in preparation for the Brooklyn Bridge's 130th anniversary
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Human Harp Uses Suspension Cables to Make Music
London-based artist di mainstone observed an uncanny relationship between the architecture of a suspension bridge and the framework of a harp