鉄板の上に音が見える？アート 虹色編 大人の科学マガジン with KIDS

A work of art that makes you "see" sounds on a steel pan? -- Rainbow ver. -- Otona no Kagaku magazine with KIDS
This movie was taken during the photo shooting for "Otona no Kagaku Magazine with Kids / Kaleidoscope of Sounds issue", a magazines with giveaways. This shows the art performance by Mr. Kenichi Kanazawa who sublimated the method of making sounds visible, invented by Ernst Chladni -- a physicist of 18-19 century, to a work of art in his unique style. After placing 4-colored sand on a steel pan, he rubs the surface of a pan with a rubber ball attached to the tip of metal stick to generate the vibration.

本動画はふろくつきムック『大人の科学マガジン with KIDS　音の万華鏡』の記事掲載のための写真撮影の様子です。18～19世紀の物理学者エルン­スト・クラドニが開発した音を可視化する方法を、独自のスタイルでアート作品にしてい­く金沢健一さんのパフォーマンスです。鉄板上に4色の砂をのせ、金属棒の先につけたス­ーパーボールで表面をこすり振動を生み出しています。

http://otonanokagaku.net/magazine/kids1/
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  Science & Technology

[Kyle Fritz]

And the winner, for the most obnoxious camera goes to....

[xBeanzii]

R.I.P Headphone users.

[Nick Williams]

This isn't a work of art, it is a basic physics experiment

[kassady dumont]

how do u do this

[Wadilgo]

PIKABU BUDET TUT!

[hamneggwich]

What happens when he does it with hydrophobic "magic sand" underwater? I dares him!

xD

[Erin Yu]

Wow

[4M321K0]

impossibru!!

[llgla]

If he sand can return to their original color pile using the sound wave, I think it deserves a noble prize.

[Patrick Singletary]

I would like to see the patterns form rather than zoom in on the jumping sand

[Forssa1]

I want to smash that camera.