2013年6月7日 · Using just a tone generator, a speaker, and a metal plate, YouTube artist Brusspup shows us how certain frequencies can vibrate sand into wildly intricate patterns.

2016年11月7日 · By spreading fine sand across the top of a metal plate and running a violin bow alongside, Chladni showed that the sand would settle into distinct patterns, depending on the …

Explore a world of beautiful, organic sand patterns generated entirely by sound and the science of Cymatics. Cymatics was pioneered by German physicist Ernst Chladni in the late 1700s. The …

As he did this, sand would buzz and settle into distinct patterns made by sound vibrations moving through the solid plates. For the first time, Chladni’s work demonstrated that sound isn’t only …

2013年6月7日 · Grains of sand arrange themselves into complex geometric patterns according to audio frequencies in these fascinating resonance experiments by Youtube user Brusspup. The …

2015年1月12日 · In the video above, watch as YouTuber brusspup sprinkles sand onto a metal plate attached to a speaker, and then turns up the volume to bring the whole thing to life in a …

2013年6月6日 · First a black metal plate is attached to a tone generator and then sand is poured on the plate. As the speaker is cycled through various frequencies the sand naturally …

2020年11月16日 · Japanese artist Kenichi Kanazawa makes the invisible visible. He studies cymatics —the art of visualizing sound vibration—by experimenting with sand on a steel …

This project combines performance and craft in a system that visualizes sound waves as sand on an oscillating plate. The frequency of sound, and the flow of sand are controlled by a box …

Using a scientific sound-visualizing process called Cymatics, he is able to manipulate the complex sand shapes by making frequencies visible through these vibrations: the higher the frequency, …