Fun with Ferrofluids
Visual Magnetism is an interdisciplinary art and science project that engages the senses and stimulates wonder and curiosity in the participant. Hand-held magnets let the viewer manipulate ferrofluid in a display tank, creating a sensory feast of the remarkable visual and physical properties of ferrofluid. Live video projection from a perpendicular viewing angle is shown on the ceiling, providing a full exploration of the fluid’s behavior.
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