The Human Harp is a device that clips on to any urban or industrial structure that enables the user or “movician” to play it like a giant instrument! Attached to retractable strings, the user can adjust various characteristics of the structure’s voice by extending, plucking and moving about. See it in action on the Brooklyn Bridge after the jump AND if you happen to be in the UK you can check it out yourself up until August 26th! More details here.
Designer: Di Mainstone & Collaborators
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