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One of the fantastic, important parts about art is it gives us a change to investigate using different system of exploration.

Kyle Keane

It’s very inspiring to see all the different types of arts here at <reSOUND>, with the different types of media being

Fillip Studios

It’s exciting because, there is a real focus on sound in this exhibition, which is something which doesn’t happen, so often in museum context.

William Russell

It’s been a wonderful experience. And I really hope the audience members get to just take a moment to appreciate what an absolutely amazing phenomenon it is that we can perceive the world around us.

Kyle Keane

Step into a synesthetic immersion that awakens every sense.

reSOUND is now open at HERO in New York

reSOUND New York is a site-specific multisensory art exhibition that guides audiences into new dimensions of synesthetic experience. Following its acclaimed debut at Culture Station Seoul 284, this transformative exhibition is now on view at HERO in Rockefeller Center, where light, sound, and space converge to awaken every sense.

EXHIBITIONS

OCEAN

Transito

Breathing Room

Boundless Body

Tactile Orchestra

ECHO

Tall Stack Lamp

FLOW

Spiraling into Infinity II

A Journey
Through the Senses

Explore a visionary art project blending digital
craftsmanship with physical space

Synesthetic experience

Step into large-scale, synesthetic immersive art installations that engage all your senses

Omnidirectional soundscapes

Interact with cutting-edge technology designed by global innovators

Groundbreakingcollaboration

Discover a groundbreaking collaboration between internationally acclaimed artists, designers, scientists, & media experts.

VISITOR REVIEWS

The sound, the visuals, and even the tactile sensations were all wonderful. The ocean imagery and sound on the large screen are still unforgettable. Highly recommended.

It was a wonderful exhibition to enjoy with my child. The different works combining sound with light, texture, and visuals offered a unique experience for them

I first went after reading a recommendation, but it felt too good to experience alone so I went back again with my son. From the refreshing visuals that swept away the summer heat the moment we walked in, to the reminder of Western art history, it was truly a meaningful time.

It was an exhibition that stimulated all five senses through various media. I couldn’t believe it was free. It was a wonderful time—thank you.