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✓ Published: 21-Jan-2020
✓ Published: 21-Jan-2020
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“I’m interested in the theme of vision, and in optics, the eye.” Find out how a floating drop can maintain its shape in a liquid-filled container, resembling the process of how life began. In this video, the thrilling Belgian artist Ann Veronica Janssens demonstrates the method behind her work ‘Aquarium’ (1991) to Professor in Physics Kristine Niss.nn“The shape of the drop varies according to the amount of oil that I add and the density of the water and alcohol mix inside.” In ‘A
“I’m interested in the theme of vision, and in optics, the eye.” Find out how a floating drop can maintain its shape in a liquid-filled container, resembling the process of how life began. In this video, the thrilling Belgian artist Ann Veronica Janssens demonstrates the method behind her work ‘Aquarium’ (1991) to Professor in Physics Kristine Niss.nn“The shape of the drop varies according to the amount of oil that I add and the density of the water and alcohol mix inside.” In ‘A
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