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Uploaded by on Jun 12, 2006

This is a display at a local science museum. The iron filings (the fuzzy stuff) is sticking to a array of electromagnets that are set to respond to different frequencies. When the music is played the filings dance.

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  • That's an electronic kinetic sculpture by David Durlach of MIT. I saw the first one at his show in Boston in 1989.

  • Thank you for the info! I'll have to look up other works by him.

  • Here's an article: tiyurl com/2stka9

    Also see DANCING TREES II, tinyurl com/3aqwtu

  • Thank you for the links. BTW, I am in awe of your web page sir, you are a personal hero of mine.

  • The display was quite old, but it still worked.

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  • It looks like a wheat field went crazy, but rhythmically.

  • cymatics.

  • Inventure Place!!! woohooo!!

  • It reminds me of the beating cilia on different animal cell types, looks amazing!

  • whuts the name of the song on the back ground any one knows ?

  • Ha...looks like a bunch of Wookies at a concert with their backs to the camera!

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