"Pulse" Turns Heartbeats into Interactive Art

Take a minute and think about your heart. Can you hear it beating? Probably not, but you know it is. Now imagine your heartbeat “in color,” with rhythmic lighting to match. You can now see your unique beat pattern at a new interactive exhibit called “Pulse” at the Hirshhorn Museum in Washington, DC. In this Log-on segment, VOA’s Carolyn Presutti shows us how your heartbeat joins others and becomes art.
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[@blankensmithing]

How can you mention the name of the curator, interviewer, and some cardiologist in the video but never once mention the name of the artist!? That's so sad. At least put their name in the title of the video and description.
For anyone reading this, the artwork is by Rafael Lorenzo Hemmer.

[@epictamoul]

Thank you! What a bad thing to forget in a report like this!

[@alicesun3098]

Thank you for telling me. His work is so amazing.

[@philjones392]

The artist is Rafael Lorenzo Hemmer