✨ The Biometric Study: Music, Science & Human Connection (Phase 2)

Help us prove that music can heal — one heartbeat at a time.

After the success of Stormy Skies – Connected Performance — featured at the Monolith Awards 2024 and highlighted by Deadline Magazine — Grammy-winning artist Nathalie Bonin launched the first phase of The Biometric Study: a groundbreaking exploration of how music, breathwork, and movement affect the body and mind.

Now, we’re ready to take the next step — to discover how sound, science, and human connection can create real-time collective coherence.
(In simple terms: we’re exploring how people’s bodies and emotions can literally synchronize through music.)

(Lab testing and data capture for the connected performance at IF24)

(Demonstration of connected performance at Infinity Fest 2024)

(Biometric Study phase 1)

(Biometric Study phase 1)

Watch - Stormy Skies Proof of Concept EEG experiment

Watch - Stormy Skies - Infinity Fest Performance

What’s Happening in Phase 2

November 21–23, 2025 • The KINN, Venice, California

Over one immersive weekend, 20 participants will experience live music, guided breathwork, movement and other creative modalities combined with real-time biometric feedback — tracking brainwaves, heart rate, and emotional states.
These physiological responses will be visualized as evolving digital art, revealing how music can unify us on a biological and emotional level. This experiment bridges art, science, and community — showing that what moves us can also heal us.

THE TEAM

Nathalie Bonin – Grammy-winning artist & founder of Kinemuse Productions Inc.

Dr. Mitch Abrams & Jody Bresgi – NexGenHealth, Toronto

Robert Bahedry – 2X Emmy-winning host & certified breathwork facilitator

Dr. Gyonqyi K. Szilagyi & Atila Kocsis – I-QRS: Hardware, software & data specialists

Chao Dou – Workspace Wellness Strategist & Designer

Every member of this extraordinary team is donating their time and expertise.
Your contribution directly supports the equipment, venue, and research costs needed to bring this study to life.

Our Mission: To make the invisible visible

We investigate the measurable evidence behind how creative and self-regulatory practices — including art, music, heart coherence and breathwork — influence emotion and physiology, unlocking their potential to heal and foster collective well-being.

Main Goals of Phase 2:

Why We’re Raising Funds

We are raising funds to cover essential project costs, including:

Everyone on this team is volunteering their time.
100% of funds go toward expenses that make this research possible.

The Next Chapter

Your support will help us share the results at the UNESCO Week of Sound in Los Angeles, 2026, where we’ve been invited to present our findings.

This global stage is our chance to show how music, science, and empathy can come together to enhance human connection.
It’s also the foundation for Phase 3 — a large-scale, collective biometric experience where artists and audiences co-create real-time visual and emotional harmony.

HOW YOU CAN HELP

All GoFundMe donators will receive :

✨ Exclusive behind-the-scenes updates on the project

✨ Early access to future events.

CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

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Join Us

Together, we’re building a bridge between science and soul, showing that music doesn’t just move us — it connects us.

Your support helps us make the invisible visible: the rhythm of our hearts, the harmony of our breath, and the data of our shared humanity.

Thank you for helping us explore the resonance between science and soul. Your contribution helps us amplify the signal of human connection.

Help us prove that art can heal — one heartbeat at a time.