Human Resonance Project

The Human Resonance Project invites visitors to explore how making and playing together can spark connection. Draw with chalk markers on layers of glass, discover lighting that responds to your heartbeat, try stretching the music-making knitwear, or settle into the lounge. Facilitated Art Jam sessions bring small groups together through creative activities such as drawing, crafts, poetry, and music-making.

Created by Jeremy D. Faulk, a PhD candidate in Cornell's Department of Human Centered Design, with a team of designers and collaborators in the Meta Design + Technology Lab, the installation explores how shared creative experiences can support connection and belonging. Partially funded by the National Science Foundation.

Interested in a future Art Jam? Join the list.

Opening Reception: Saturday, November 14, 7–10 p.m., with live music by Susannah Lee and the Slizzards.

The gallery may be occasionally closed for facilitated Art Jam sessions