TED talks. They're great for just-graduated types. Keeps us sharp. Sharp like knives.
In this one, Evan Grant spends five minutes walking us through the basics of cymatics - the process of visualizing sound. Turns out, cymatics has been instrumental in researching dolphin language, and Grant has some interesting ideas about the relationship between sound-shapes and the natural world.
Plus, Grant acknowledges that these pictures make for beautiful art all on their own. (Check out the visualization of Beethoven's Ninth at about 3:00.)
Monday, December 28, 2009
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