Forthcoming
Together, Somehow
A white paper on embodied–rhythmic infrastructure for arts, culture, and social funding — how shared pulse and co-presence can inform how programmes are designed and supported, without overclaiming health outcomes.
nuance.lab
A Utrecht-based research identity exploring embodied rhythm, dance culture, and social neuroscience — with care for what movement does between people, not what it promises to cure.
nuance.lab · Utrecht
About
nuance.lab is Jason Yee’s research identity, based in Utrecht. The work sits at the meeting of rhythmic practice, cultural life, and how bodies share attention — asking how people move together, and what that shared motion makes possible.
The logo’s quiet dissolve reveals Dutch nu ons lab — “now our lab” — a small reminder that the work belongs to the room it happens in.
Work
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Jason Yee
nuance.lab · Utrecht
For affiliation and forthcoming publications, watch this space.