Ever wanted to see a Humanthesizer in action? Here’s your chance.
For those of you wondering, “What the heck is a Humanthesizer?” you’d better check out this video to see what Calvin Harris put together. He turned 15 bikini-clad models into musical industry, thanks to partnerships with Sony Music UK and Bare conductive body ink (which we’ve featured here before).
The “first human synth” tune played by the Humanthesizer is Calvin Harris’ own song, “Ready For The Weekend” which is put together note by note through the action of the models covering up the Bare conductive body ink circuits on their hands and feet.
Check out the sure to become viral Humanthesizer video above.
What's Driving This Trend
- Interactive Body Art
- Opportunity for artists to explore the fusion of technology and body paint to create interactive experiences.
- Music Technology
- Innovation in the field of music production and performance, incorporating unique instruments and technological advancements.
- Wearable Technology
- Emerging market for wearable devices that enhance personal expression and interaction through the integration of technology and fashion.
Who This Affects Most
- Entertainment
- Potential to incorporate Humanthesizer-like experiences in performances, concerts, and music festivals to captivate and engage audiences.
- Art
- Opportunity for artists to experiment with the fusion of body paint and interactive technology as a form of creative expression.
- Fashion
- Integration of technology into fashion through wearable body art that enhances personal style and allows for unique interactions.
