Steel Life
by Vijay on Apr.07, 2009, under Art, Cool, Music, Video
Stunning visualization with a very serene background music, presenting an abstract video, depicting fluidity of solids, fractal imagery in nature, patterns in chaos and the twin similarity of the micro/macro worlds. I have rambled enough. Now watch.
Steel Life by Mathieu Gérard.
Original link via Fubiz.
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