New Project Concept Art: Our process was relatively odd in that we began our online collaboration project during a socially distanced outing in New York City’s Riverside Park. Seeing the familiar sight of a friend after a long period of quarantine was such a gift. Not long after catching up and sharing stories, we had […]
MorePavel and Gideon were both glad to be connected as a part of the HiH CollabArts Project given their shared Princeton major: (astro)physics (Pavel is a “recent” alumnus [PHY ‘15] and Gideon is an incoming junior [AST ‘22]). However, this project was more focused on art. Pavel suggested a theme he has been slowly working […]
MoreWe started with random random questions for each other to answer, from favorite candle scents to thoughts on memory and forgetting. Eventually what we landed on was our state of mind during the COVID-19 pandemic. Haitian started to talk about her experience of living in a rented apartment and hearing sounds from her neighbor through […]
MoreCall for creative thinkers and makers! Form here: bit.ly/HiHCollabArt Apply to be a creative collaborator with Humans in Harmony! This is a process and space to connect with others, and to create and share musical or other creative collaborative projects. The aim is to engage in mutual learning and discovery with one another, and to […]
MoreMonami, a.k.a. “Monami Tsunami,” a young man at NY Sheltering Arms Children and Family Services Inc, partners with Viemma Nwigwe, a medical student at Columbia University to write this song, which Monami hopes “encourages people going through domestic violence and bullying that life is worth living.” Viemma found it “incredibly surreal” to hear how “incredibly […]
MoreOur collection of songs produced through Humans in Harmony programs are available to listen to on our SoundCloud page! You can hear songs written with medical patients, veterans, and foster children. Take a moment to check them out and lose yourself in the music… Listen Now
More“My love for you goes on forever
Way beyond moons and stars
But then I just know one thing
I will always love you.”
“I’ve fought for this freedom / To live life unclassed / For citizens, Americans / For kindness to last.”
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