Visualization of sound frequencies using physical media is nothing new. We’ve seen it done by Martin Kilmas with his “Sonic Sculptures,” and we have seen videos in which a stream of water appears to ...
Highlights of Swiss scientist, Dr. Hans Jenny's pioneering experiments showing how audible sound can excite such diverse substances as lycopodium powder, iron filings, water, glycerin and turpentine ...
A series of sound-visualisation experiments form the basis of the music video for a new single by musician Nigel Stanford. In theory, we know what sound waves would look like if we could see them, but ...
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You’re looking at clothes designed by sound, and they might be the wildest thing Vollebak’s ever made
What happens when you trap sound in water, film it in 6K, and print the result onto cutting-edge clothing? If you're Vollebak, the British brand best known for its indestructible Full Metal Jacket and ...
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