About our philosophy and guiding ideas.
Our work is grounded in perception and experience. Although our offerings are often described using terms such as sound healing or therapy, we intentionally do not emphasize these labels, as our primary aim is not to “fix” something, but to facilitate conscious experience.
We choose artwork over spiritual symbols in our space, allowing people of all backgrounds and worldviews to feel comfortable with us.
About the Resonance Lab and its connection to art
At the Resonance Lab, art gives resonance a visual dimension: acrylic glass sculptures by artist Heinrich Bobst refract light into its full spectrum, shifting in colour and appearance with the viewer’s perspective. Until 2025, he ran his art laboratory in these rooms.
In 2026, his nephew Christian Bobst opened the Resonance Lab in the former art laboratory. Heinrich Bobst’s light and spatial works continue to draw the eye and enter into resonance with the vibrations of instruments such as gongs, and singing bowls.
About the Resonance Lab, its origins and founder
The Resonance Lab evolved from the former art laboratory between 2025 and 2026. It is operated by Inner World Travels, a company founded by Christian Bobst in 2025. As a photographer, Christian worked for many years across different countries and cultures, using his camera to offer glimpses into unfamiliar worlds. Over time, his focus expanded toward the exploration of the inner world. Sound instruments became a new tool in this process similar to the camera, yet directed toward inner experience and transformation.
About the artist Heinrich Bobst and his former Art Lab
Heinrich Bobst began creating his first three-dimensional objects at an early stage, following an apprenticeship as a laboratory technician and studies in chemistry. In 2008, he founded the Kunstlabor in Zurich. Bobst became particularly known for his spatial objects made from dichroic-coated acrylic glass, which refract light into constantly shifting color spectra, creating immersive and almost immaterial spatial experiences. His works were exhibited internationally, including at the Venice Biennale. He passed away in Maur in 2025.
Impressions from Our Spaces and Work
They say a picture is worth a thousand words – but a visit to our space speaks beyond images. We look forward to welcoming you to our SoundLab and Co-Lab, whether you are interested in a sound journey, a private session, or working with us as a practitioner.
