To complete a lecture series which begins with the most material of creative endeavours, our body tissues, Carmine Cella will share his compositions and musical instrument innovations which produce novel sounds, music, and spatial experiences. While these experiments represent perhaps the most abstract form of creativity, they nevertheless have the potential to resonate with our innermost tissues, and therefore allow us to feel in ways we never felt before. 

Carmine Cella is an assistant professor for music at the Center for New Music and Acoustic Technologies (CNMAT) at the University of California Berkeley. He has written many music apps and created novel musical instruments including the Augmented Piano.

Participants and topics are subject to change; visit Berkeley Arts + Design (artsdesign.berkeley.edu) for the most up-to-date series information.