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I think it's already been said; that it's not something you see on a day to day basis. It encaptures the elements- air, fire and water. It's almost magical looking in that it takes on these forms, and yet, it's just jelly. Something so simple can be beautiful. It makes you wonder what else is out there, because I think that we look to the intricate and possibly complicated to satisfy put aesthetic needs. Thanks for sharing!
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Maybe because the mind constantly craves something more, and since this is a new and different way to experience something as mundane as jello falling on a surface, it grabs the attention in almost a trance like state. Time slows down and the systems of action and reaction become very pronounced and interesting. Maybe it reminds us that, in any given moment, life can become more magical. It all depends on our state and our level of attention to the moment.
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It reminds me of dancing and music and poetry in motion. It's liquid fire in a ballet of physics, WOOT!
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It might be the poetry of the visual.
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It might be the poetry of the visual.
When I look at it; it seems to draw me into a sense of anticipation and then...dare I say...a moment of climax as it ex-implodes and then a sense of contentment at the reward received.
It kinda reinforces the importance of slow and easy as being more intriguing than fast and furtive.
Although it could also be based on the fact that I love to see relatively, inanimate things go splat.
Maybe I should have just left this one as a rhetorical question?
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This is beautiful. As hello_roma said, this kind of beauty goes on all around us but the human eye cannot capture it at high speed. It was striking to watch and it actually reminded of a silk scarf being dropped from a height.
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