Stunningly beautiful, this communicates the interconnectedness of all things. When I worked in haematology, I could spend hours looking at slides, the cells, little universes within themselves, and I know this influences my own art. Deep gratitude for posting this🙏
Love this documentary! It reminds me of my time in art college watching art films but this is so much more touching to one's curious soul. The way it talks about the Universe, collective humans and humans trying to understand how the Universe works. Also, the mother's quote is going to stick with me now :)
i was just thinking, recently, i have to think a lot about how i can use art for science, or science to make art. hmm. idk. i forgot to think about it.
Hello friend. Working on similar ideas. I know of other artists who have inexplicably gravitated towards an image (once fully abstract) that becomes increasingly biological. Besides electron microscopes, the images produced by cosmic searching telescopes have an impact. The creative urge pushes you into what has affected you. It is a wordless reaction, very similar to playing music.
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Stunningly beautiful, this communicates the interconnectedness of all things. When I worked in haematology, I could spend hours looking at slides, the cells, little universes within themselves, and I know this influences my own art. Deep gratitude for posting this🙏
Love this documentary! It reminds me of my time in art college watching art films but this is so much more touching to one's curious soul. The way it talks about the Universe, collective humans and humans trying to understand how the Universe works. Also, the mother's quote is going to stick with me now :)
Maybe the most beautiful video I’ve ever seen. I’m deeply touched. Thank you
Wow, I'm so happy to hear that.
Love love love!
Really enjoyed this...i have had similar experiences between spirit and matter...
LovE This
i was just thinking, recently, i have to think a lot about how i can use art for science, or science to make art. hmm. idk. i forgot to think about it.
brilliant
This is basically a Sigur Ros video filmed in Iceland.
That was thirteen minutes well spent.
Hello friend. Working on similar ideas. I know of other artists who have inexplicably gravitated towards an image (once fully abstract) that becomes increasingly biological. Besides electron microscopes, the images produced by cosmic searching telescopes have an impact. The creative urge pushes you into what has affected you. It is a wordless reaction, very similar to playing music.