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Di Mainstone
Artist and researcherDi Mainstone is a British artist and researcher who creates interactive installations combining sculpture, music, dance and technology. She is the founder of Human Harp, a project that transforms suspension bridges into giant musical instruments, and an artist-in-residence at Queen Mary University of London. Her research focuses on wearable sonic instruments and “body-centric design”, turning physical movement into sound through digital technology.
Sound Movement - Taking action through music, performance and technology
Di Mainstone explores the relationship between movement, music and technology through wearable musical instruments and interactive performances. Her work transforms physical movement into sound, creating new ways for performers and audiences to engage with their surroundings.
