@artvangarde: Miraç Özdemir, an interior architecture student at Istanbul Technical University, created this mesmerizing installation from hundreds of small circular elements arranged across a dark surface. Rather than remaining static, the discs continuously tilt and change orientation, producing waves of reflected light across the installation. As each surface catches the surrounding light differently, the entire field appears to ripple like water or move as a single organism.(Artvangarde). The individual elements are extremely simple. The effect emerges from repetition, synchronization and reflection: hundreds of nearly identical units collectively create a much larger visual movement. #art #artist #niche #design #avantgarde

Dripdry :

This is how a DLP projector works

alzea👽 :

it looks so hard to make, how does it work?

honey_ham_stix :

I want a cube room, coverd fully. The floor, walls, and ceiling, with a single light bulb hanging in the absolute center. With the only uncovered space being a path leading to a singular place to sit underneath the light.

Jeembo Majestic :

amazin😳😳😳

Яша лава :

Are all your videos filled with some kind of meaning? Or are they just atmospheric videos?

johnHyan :

its like the reflections of the ocean moving with the wind

RevenueStreamsMT :

love

Ax01Z :

я тебя вижу

𝔖𝔴𝔞𝔢𝔍𝔲𝔡𝔦𝔑𝔬𝔩𝔦 :

☪ Его цвет 🏴✞⃠ :

songs

megan :

looks like humans

sarah :

Holy

Ğ :

Bytedance satellites in a nutshell

Osiris 🗝️ :

David Archibald4875 :

Stealth coding for satellite shielding

natkxx13 :

глаза не видят, сердце чувствует

أكلتي النوم :

Hah?

Osiris 🗝️ :

dudapusto :

ave maria ref

Bentley :

ain’t it weird it might not have been made for that angle

Louie Kim :

MrAlucard69 :

I need this

i don't know :

The song😐

Morgan Blair :

𝓢𝓪𝓽𝔂𝓵𝓰𝓪𝓷𝓸𝓿𝓪 :