In Sydney recently, 30 pianos appeared spontaneously and seemingly randomly in public locations across the city - from iconic spots like the Sydney Opera House, to a tattoo parlour, an African hair salon in Sydney’s west, a ferry, a bus stop and a swimming centre. Across the top of each piano lay an invitation for people to play them. British artist, Luke Jerram, created this interactive public art project called "Play Me I'm Yours" which uses music – specifically pianos - as a catalyst for strangers to connect with each other.

(Report: Cinnamon Nippard)