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Beechwood Arts Presents: Vibrations – Body, Mind, Heart #

“Vibrations: Body, Mind, Heart” is an immersive salon event integrating music, performance, art, film, sculpture, and culinary exploration. Each element engages participants in understanding how sound, visuals, and sensory experience influence emotional and physical resonance.

Music #

Frederic presents a preview of his newly recorded album “Hymns & Dervishes,” featuring music by Bach, Gurdjieff, and De Hartmann. The piano is uniquely tuned for each piece to evoke distinct bodily vibrations, creating an ancient-meets-modern auditory experience.

Performance #

Neuro and biofeedback experts Tom Collura and Kathleen Riley explore the physiological effects of music. Using real-time EEG (brain wave) and HRV (heart rate variability) data, they visualize audience responses throughout the concert. Hugo Higuera adds measurements of bioelectric fields, deepening the study of art’s effect on body and mind.

Art #

A curated exhibit features works connecting art with the Body, Mind, Heart, and Spirit. Exhibiting artists include Alberta Cifolelli, Sharon Cavagnolo, Brad Cronk, Marjorie Guyon, Nash Hyon, Rosalind Shaffer, Sandy Garnett, and Joan Wheeler, blending emerging and established talent.

Sculpture #

A collaborative installation by Denise Minnerly and Tom Berntsen invites guests to walk a labyrinth to the heart of the Copper Beech tree, symbolizing connection and growth. Bob Keating’s ethereal works and Rosalind Shaffer’s “sentries” complement the immersive environment.

Film #

Short films by emerging and established filmmakers explore themes of vibration, resonance, and consciousness. Screenings run continuously throughout the salon, encouraging reflective engagement.

Culinary #

Chef Raul crafts a sensory menu designed to harmonize with the event’s theme, offering foods that correspond to the body, mind, and heart. A reception follows the performances for attendees to share in conversation and reflection.