When two mirrors face each other, infinite reflections emerge.
In this infinity “cube” or rather dodecahedron, not only two, but twelve half transparent mirrors are involved. LEDs placed on every edge create a deep 3 dimensional space which can be quite hypnotizing. http://infinitycubez.de/
Harmonograph The oscillations of pendulums can be recorded in a mechanical apparatus called harmonograph (harmonía “harmony”, graphein “to write, draw”). The harmonic […]
Double Pendulum The pendulum is a highly important system in physics. The oscillations carried out by a pendulum find relevance in many […]
Vortex Cannon Surely you have seen a person exhaling the smoke of a cigarette, cigar or pipe, forming a small but persistent […]
Video Feedback Self-referencing systems often exhibit interesting behaviour. In this simple video feedback installation, it can be seen how coupling a system […]
