Last time a guy got obsessed with spirals, it didn't end well. Edit: PLEASE, IT'S BEEN 5 YEARS, STOP REPLYING TO THIS! I'M REFERENCING UZUMAKI BY JUNJI ITO, OKAY?!
This makes my mind incredibly happy. I love your work and it’s refreshing to see someone express so artistically subject matter that fascinates me. Thank you.
In that case, I believe that you will like the playlist on logarithmic spirals that I prepared. The first video is just for the joy in the beauty of the logarithmic spirals. The other one starts easy but then goes deep into the math and the derivation of the equation and the solution of the differential equation inspired by Zeno's Mice problem. Enjoy: th-cam.com/play/PLfbradAXv9x7g4Ri_BZtHGCk9tlfy-n1D.html
I think I've seen some clips of his animated spirals before and automatically assumed they were morphing CGI forms. I had no idea they were static real life objects rotated on a lathe & filmed with a strobe effect. Way cooler!
@@peteMickeal33 both - the camera would see it because of the shutter chopping it into a sequence, and your visual apparatus would see it because the strobe light pulses, showing you only select "frames of the animation", making it apear to move. The ratio of the strobe light power vs. the presence of ambient light would change the intesity of the percieved effect.
You haven't seen what nerds with 3D printers have done. Go use those as search terms. If you liked this you will be blown away by the really cool stuff people make which is more interesting than a golden ratio chest of drawers from the Victorian era :P
@@agnidas5816 Don't mind him. He's just a verified clout chaser, commenting on random youtube videos, looking for people to click on his channel who are curious of his verified icon
No they wouldn't. Like always it would interest one or two who were already interested in the first place. The others would say wow for 2 minutes and then will keep bitching about math when they'll need to actually think and calculate anything.
@@arehtman3329 There would be always people who are not interested in it, but I think that showing the beauty of mathematics and what can you do with it, would give more purpose to doing boring homework, to a lot of people. I always thought I hated maths, but when I finished school and learned from channels like numberphile, vsauce, and started to apply it to drawings, for example, it changed my mind. Certainly, sentencing kids by saying "well they woudn't change anyways" won't help anyone.
Thank you for sharing your amazing creativity and brilliance. Bringing mathematics, art, and clearly seeing the natural world’s beauty which is there trying to help us discover the truth is very showing in your creations. I really appreciate your work!
To anyone who may be interested, I created a playlist about spirals which intend to extend in the future. The first video is just for the joy in the beauty of the logarithmic spirals. The other one starts easy but then goes deep into the math and the derivation of the equation and the solution of the differential equation inspired by Zeno's Mice problem. Enjoy: th-cam.com/play/PLfbradAXv9x7g4Ri_BZtHGCk9tlfy-n1D.html
Beautiful. The numerous blossoming spirals remind me of when I would close my eyes as a baby I would see swirling geometric patterns in gold on a very dark navy blue background.
"We dont know where we come from we dont know where we are going" "create" is a word he can not use without giving honor to a creator who know where we come from and where we are going
a Dutch artist and graficus (Escher) Also was captured by a sense of perpetuum mobilae. He did his graphics on paper. He would be suprised to see all this actual beauty .
Pieter Sweelinck With all due respect - I don't think he would be surprised. He did not have the tools to create what this artist does - but Escher did his work first in his mind, so I really believe he understood the potential. I do think he would be thrilled to actually see it though, plucked as it was from his mind. And this artist should consider that an extreme complement. (because his work is thrilling!)
I have an HTC Vive VR headset for my gaming PC, and one thing I noticed is that if I have the window on my desktop mirroring what my headset is seeing open, and I then turn on the ability to view my desktop in VR, it creates a sort of infinity mirror effect, as the desktop shows the window showing the desktop showing the window showing the desktop ad infinitum, and when you tilt your head even slightly, it causes it to spiral into magnificent infinite fractals.
I’m so glad I found this I have had a little obsession with spirals. It started in 2001 with the release of the band Tool’s album Lateralus and the song Lateralus. There are spirals EVERYWHERE, the solar system, DNA,fingerprints, plants,trees,seashells, and on and on.
This dude is a genius. I Love humanity for creativity. Average minds discuss people Healthy minds discus events Great minds discuss ideas Brilliant minds discuss inventions Genius minds discuss creativity
This is definately one of my favorite videos because in incorporates a basic pattern in nature with human intervention to look at it in a different way. Facinating!
It's a body dismorphia horror manga by junji Ito named "Uzumaki" .... Trust me it's worth reading! You would be having some nightmares for some days tho
Amazing! I'm obsessed with the golden ratio so to find out there is a golden angle is eye opening. It is so obvious now: the reciprocal angle of 222.5 multiplied by the golden ratio gives the 137.5. Fantastic. Sacred geometry shows me something new. Again!
Yes, this man is working with the foundations of parametric geometry applied to architecture and sculpture. Lucas, Pell, Fibonacci, folding, kinetic friction, modular origami, retractable origami and loxodromic curves. There is more to it, much more.
I mean when you start the video with how he did, it's hard not to make comparisons. He literally takes the time to talk about an obsession with spirals
I am spellbound! The combination of the math with the art is beyond sublime! I wish I could take a class with you. Is the golden angle applicable to the Fibonacci spiral? In other words, if I continue to mark the angles will the resulting spiral be a Fibonacci spiral? Thank you for posting this video!
@@eniwintoki4192 This is art based on the patterns already present in nature. This is truly exquisite work by John Edmark. I have no idea what you are going on about.
@@michaeldeierhoi4096 i think the original commentor was telling a joke and you seemed confused and asked to elaborate and i did, Eloisa could have been implying something completely different of course but i just said what i know. many other comments in this comment section have to do with the works of Junji Ito and i assumed the same of this comment. yes John Edmark's work IS very interesting but he unknowingly referenced Junji Ito at the begining. that is all.
Fascinating background on the concepts, as a lover of kinetic art and unique illusions this is just pure magic to me. Thanks for putting my thoughts into words.
восхитительно ) так и мох-сфагнум - ежегодно нарастает сверху и отмирает снизу, и крупномасштабные структуры галактических нитей спиралят ) просто наслаждение наблюдать
Could you show people HOW you create these incredible pieces? Are they all CNC cut? What tools do you use? Glued, hardware etc? This would be really great to see! Do you have a book?
Wow what a unique man you are. Creating beautiful things that no one even ever dreamed of. Only in nature before you came along. I am beyond impressed. Wish I lived near so as to occasionally see your beautiful creations. Never lucky enough to meet anyone so talented. Continue to create and enjoy them as I am sure you shall.
Fantastic!!! I have seen many variations of this, but this video demonstrates the most developed of physical structures I have ever seen using the Golden Mean.
Which means that there is an infinite way downwards, just like when you started, so nothing has really changed. You will never reach the bottom neither because you´ll die before that. The whole universe will disappear before anything changes in that spiral. That's what happens when you use infnitesimal structures to describe your life.
some of us are remembering why we came here and where from, its happening to to many to count something happened this year its like a vibration there isnt a word for it.,the feild of perspective has grown a hundred fold..this is our co creation
Not enough to actually make something cool. I get this is your first exposure to something like this but he is far behind what the nerds have been printing in 3D printers or what people have been modelling digitally like the mandelbulb community..
People who appreciate the golden ratio will always admired mother nature in everyway! Thank you for the mesmerising presentation! A fan and an admirer from Pakistan!
I am intrigued by this “golden angle.” I know this type of artistry is beyond my brains capacity, but I’m glad I watched this!!!! Maybe one day I will understand fully..
that was amazing
Or, to be more precise, it was _fucking_ amazing.
slosher Actually , truly, fucking amazing.
In addition; right-oh, truly, fuckin amazing.
What you seeing here is the beauty of infinitisemal Mathematics in combination with the Fibonacci Numbers. :)
In addition addition super amazing fuckin amazing
"I think my work is successful when it evokes a sense of wonder/magic". You have very much succeeded, sir.
Last time a guy got obsessed with spirals, it didn't end well.
Edit: PLEASE, IT'S BEEN 5 YEARS, STOP REPLYING TO THIS! I'M REFERENCING UZUMAKI BY JUNJI ITO, OKAY?!
yeah, i think i know that guy. contorted him own body so he can fit inside a tub, right?
Ever read Uzumaki?
YES OMG FAVORITE MANGA EVER
Pi
@@Theguyoverthere603 I came here just to find this comment
you should get in contact with Ikea, I reckon everyone will want some of those around the house!
madcatlad ikea should contact him
Especially for lamps
@Austin Downing nobody asked for your sexist and homophobic opinion
@Austin Downing congrats
Except this isn't original at all and furniture cooler than anything he shows here is already available for sale.
"I think my work is most successful when it evokes a sense of wonder" Well said.
This makes my mind incredibly happy.
I love your work and it’s refreshing to see someone express so artistically subject matter that fascinates me. Thank you.
In that case, I believe that you will like the playlist on logarithmic spirals that I prepared. The first video is just for the joy in the beauty of the logarithmic spirals.
The other one starts easy but then goes deep into the math and the derivation of the equation and the solution of the differential equation inspired by Zeno's Mice problem. Enjoy:
th-cam.com/play/PLfbradAXv9x7g4Ri_BZtHGCk9tlfy-n1D.html
"I am sometimes asked, why am I so intrigued with spirals?"
Oh boy that does NOT sound good when you've just spent your time with Junji Ito's work
Lmao
Came here to leave this comment. Bravo on beating me to it XD
what is the reference here
@@h-Films it's just said on the comment,
@@h-Films Look up the Uzumaki series
I think I've seen some clips of his animated spirals before and automatically assumed they were morphing CGI forms. I had no idea they were static real life objects rotated on a lathe & filmed with a strobe effect. Way cooler!
M. Utley thats what i thought they were until he started explaining the stop motion picture bits.
They should have a room in a museum with these things under strobe lights
@@fryncyaryorvjink2140 No. They should have these under strobe lights in psy trance parties.
@@rickrandom6734 Hell yeah!
@@peteMickeal33 both - the camera would see it because of the shutter chopping it into a sequence, and your visual apparatus would see it because the strobe light pulses, showing you only select "frames of the animation", making it apear to move. The ratio of the strobe light power vs. the presence of ambient light would change the intesity of the percieved effect.
*Fractal animations in real life!* 🤯
You haven't seen what nerds with 3D printers have done. Go use those as search terms. If you liked this you will be blown away by the really cool stuff people make which is more interesting than a golden ratio chest of drawers from the Victorian era :P
@@agnidas5816 Don't mind him. He's just a verified clout chaser, commenting on random youtube videos, looking for people to click on his channel who are curious of his verified icon
@@JTheMelon He's legit a VFX artist. I think he knows what he's talking about.
@@JTheMelon LMAO STFU
🙂
As a 3D artist creating foliage, this information is invaluable. Thank you
Is in it?! I said in more words..but yes! 😌🍀💖🙏💞🕉️✨
If they incorporated these kinds of beautiful structures into math in school more kids would be excited about learning it
No they wouldn't. Like always it would interest one or two who were already interested in the first place. The others would say wow for 2 minutes and then will keep bitching about math when they'll need to actually think and calculate anything.
@@manelcosta4097, is he wrong tho, do you really think, that this kind of aproach would pull more kids towards being intrested in math?
@@arehtman3329 There would be always people who are not interested in it, but I think that showing the beauty of mathematics and what can you do with it, would give more purpose to doing boring homework, to a lot of people. I always thought I hated maths, but when I finished school and learned from channels like numberphile, vsauce, and started to apply it to drawings, for example, it changed my mind. Certainly, sentencing kids by saying "well they woudn't change anyways" won't help anyone.
@@manelcosta4097 i think it would be awesome if in school they could show visually what the math we are using is doing like cosine and the other ones
Manel Costa he isn’t wrong 😂
I had never heard of the "golden angle" of 137.5 degrees. Very interesting video.
try this one: th-cam.com/video/keLN89CWZ-A/w-d-xo.html
Well, cause it isn't important, same as the Golen Ratio is nothing really special either.
@@ABaumstumpf yes l, its not important for people that has nothing to do with it.
Even photography and videography have golden ratio.
Fibinati numbers
pizza motarella
It's great when science and art come together...it produces awe inspiring results and sometimes reveals nature's hidden patterns and secrets
he has the best job in the universe .He is the ultimate kid.
This really looks magical. Thank you for this experience. You definitely achieved your goal of making people wonder what's going on there.
I read a manga about this guy once
Someone should show it to him
This is how it starts...
Junji Ito yes?
Tell me
@@kapilsharma320 Uzumaki
Thank you for sharing your amazing creativity and brilliance. Bringing mathematics, art, and clearly seeing the natural world’s beauty which is there trying to help us discover the truth is very showing in your creations. I really appreciate your work!
1:47 - Wow, this structure looks like it could make a really great building design ! with these curved triangle shaped balconies..really nice design.
Kinda like burj khalifa
It is exactly Burj Khalifa.
1:09 those rotating stairs look beautiful
To anyone who may be interested, I created a playlist about spirals which intend to extend in the future.
The first video is just for the joy in the beauty of the logarithmic spirals.
The other one starts easy but then goes deep into the math and the derivation of the equation and the solution of the differential equation inspired by Zeno's Mice problem. Enjoy:
th-cam.com/play/PLfbradAXv9x7g4Ri_BZtHGCk9tlfy-n1D.html
He should watch the movie "Uzumaki". I bet he would love it.
the manga is better
The movie is a joke visually. Read the manga as Chaddabox suggests here and the imageries will stick to your brain
Read the manga, couldn't sleep for days. Movie's nothing compared to it.
Vincent de Jong is a loser for even mentioning the movie without the manga.
@@budmeister Let's not jump to conclusions, there is a possibility he didn't know about the manga.
Beautiful. The numerous blossoming spirals remind me of when I would close my eyes as a baby I would see swirling geometric patterns in gold on a very dark navy blue background.
They are so hypnotic, This guy is a genius! I'm loving the content Scifri!
I was waiting for the "Are we cool yet ?" at the end of the video, a shame it didn't happen
Having my mind blown open on a Monday morning is a most wonderful thing! Thank you!
*junji ito wants to know your location*
lol Unsusal behavior yea I see where your going lmao
Just wait until him put himself in a tub
My first thought 😂
@@malikfaisal416 😱😨
pls no
This is fascinating, and I would love to take one of his courses. He has definitely succeeded in evoking a sense of wonder and magic.
He was found in his bed the next day morphed into a giant snail like form.
So underrated
Finally something to excite my life.
Was getting depressed until now.
Inspired.
My life has just been changed and deeply inspired within the last five minutes. Best 5 minutes of my life, and I've had a truly wonderful life.
I love how 90% of comments are about Uzumaki. Who hasn't read or seen Ito Junji's Work omg.
Grasshopper is an amazing tool :D but this guy also knows how to use it in imaginative and inventive ways!
"Why am I so obsessed with spirals?"
->He read Uzumaki
"We dont know where we come from we dont know where we are going"
"create" is a word he can not use without giving honor to a creator who know where we come from and where we are going
Well said. As someone has put it, "Nature is but a name for an effect whose cause is God."
That's the reason wy all flowers in nature are so beautiful, perfect
*flashback to someone else obsessed with spirals* "oh no!"
OH NO
*sweats nervously*
who?
@@vikaspanchal6628 manga stories called uzimaki by junji into. (Hopefully spelt it right.)
@@PeeperCrizzalive Junji ito
On magic mushrooms this must be simply mind blowing.
Anyone who’s read Uzumaki will stay well away from this guy
Why?
@@DavidAndersen84 According to a brief Googling, it looks like the horror in that manga was related to spirals.
@@jzimmer8740 Junji Ito!
@@DavidAndersen84 It's a horror Manga by Junji Ito, in which the horror stems from the spiral. It is REALLY good!
@@jzimmer8740 thank you Kowalski for the analysis
What a beautiful reflection he has about spirals and our place in them...
I am in complete awe of people who create these beautiful objects.
Amazing, mesmerising art, I feel like I want to learn from him.
this feels like one of those optical illusions where you look into the centre for a bit and when you look away, u hallucinate😂😂😂
a Dutch artist and graficus (Escher)
Also was captured by a sense of perpetuum mobilae.
He did his graphics on paper.
He would be suprised to see all this
actual beauty .
Pieter Sweelinck
With all due respect - I don't think he would be surprised. He did not have the tools to create what this artist does - but Escher did his work first in his mind, so I really believe he understood the potential. I do think he would be thrilled to actually see it though, plucked as it was from his mind. And this artist should consider that an extreme complement. (because his work is thrilling!)
I have an HTC Vive VR headset for my gaming PC, and one thing I noticed is that if I have the window on my desktop mirroring what my headset is seeing open, and I then turn on the ability to view my desktop in VR, it creates a sort of infinity mirror effect, as the desktop shows the window showing the desktop showing the window showing the desktop ad infinitum, and when you tilt your head even slightly, it causes it to spiral into magnificent infinite fractals.
I’m so glad I found this I have had a little obsession with spirals. It started in 2001 with the release of the band Tool’s album Lateralus and the song Lateralus. There are spirals EVERYWHERE, the solar system, DNA,fingerprints, plants,trees,seashells, and on and on.
Nice taste in music. You should read Uzumaki, it‘s all about the existence of spirals everywhere
It's so peaceful and mesmerizing!
It's a smart piece of art!
Last time I was obsessed with a spiral, I lost an eye.
OMG
at least your hair didn't try to kill you
I love the fibbinatci sequence/ golden ratio. It's just so gosh darn elegant!
3 minutes in and I'm already hypnotized. Mind kept thinking 137.5°, 137.5°, 137.5° repeatedly. Mesmerizing
1123581321345589144o.O
This dude is a genius. I Love humanity for creativity.
Average minds discuss people
Healthy minds discus events
Great minds discuss ideas
Brilliant minds discuss inventions
Genius minds discuss creativity
Wow! whats going on there!? how is that possible!?
Computer science
the object rotate at the speed your little mind cant comprehend.
I know, I just watched a video explaining something, and at the end I'm just thinking "What is going on?"
I read it at the same time he said it. Boi
A random guy would say: the golden angle made it possible, he mentioned it in the video.
"My name is Giovanni Giorgio, but everybody calls me Giorgio".
Such A good song (gorgio by moroder)
Tune!
Reminded me to the leader of team rocket in Pokemon
I thought this was a jojo reference...
@@mycatwashere4760 it's not?
If the math classes were taught in this manner, I would have enjoyed it more.
This is definately one of my favorite videos because in incorporates a basic pattern in nature with human intervention to look at it in a different way. Facinating!
giving this man a compas will make you his best friend
I'm hoping this guy never runs into the anti-spirals.
Row Row Fight the power!
Respect to Kamina. Rest easy bro.
since i don't know what is this spiral manga i'll just say great job
It's a body dismorphia horror manga by junji Ito named "Uzumaki" .... Trust me it's worth reading! You would be having some nightmares for some days tho
@@monkeh3925 oh i see, thanks
This is probably what Junji Ito watches in his spare time
IDK how someone could enjoy these; They hurt my brain.
Amazing! I'm obsessed with the golden ratio so to find out there is a golden angle is eye opening. It is so obvious now: the reciprocal angle of 222.5 multiplied by the golden ratio gives the 137.5. Fantastic. Sacred geometry shows me something new. Again!
I thought the title was ‘Eating the Never-Ending Bloom’
Junji Ito smiles.
2:30 That could hypnotise you...
Yes, this man is working with the foundations of parametric geometry applied to architecture and sculpture. Lucas, Pell, Fibonacci, folding, kinetic friction, modular origami, retractable origami and loxodromic curves. There is more to it, much more.
Everything moves in patterns and is cyclable. There is something about the spiral, torus that is amazing. Cool stuff
1:57 I've seen that word before. Gyro told me about it once.
god damnit, that's a jojo reference
I have been looking for this comment
''I am fascinated by spirals'' Junji Ito warned us about this.
does this guy have a channel?, he's amazing!
A website : www.johnedmark.com
I've just seen 2 examples in an exhibition in Berlin ("Futurium"). Then searched in the web and found your video. Wonderful, amazing.
An artist that deserves a huge amount of recognition. Mind blowing work!
This is satisfiying af, ok TH-cam you did great today
1/4 of the comments actually contributing and acknowledging his work...
The rest of the comments...
*UZUMAKI S P I R A L S*
Well.. you can never forget it once you read it 😨
Yeah, I'm just liking those 1/4 comments cause they're hard to find
I mean when you start the video with how he did, it's hard not to make comparisons. He literally takes the time to talk about an obsession with spirals
These are so gorgeous!
This guy dove deep in a paradox not much people think about.
What I saw was the possibility for a burglar proof staircase, for home security.
Title: Spirals
Normal People: "Wow this is amazing"
Itou Junji Fans: **nervous sweating**
Seems weird that I don't see any gurren lagaan comments.
I am spellbound! The combination of the math with the art is beyond sublime! I wish I could take a class with you. Is the golden angle applicable to the
Fibonacci spiral? In other words, if I continue to mark the angles will the resulting spiral be a Fibonacci spiral?
Thank you for posting this video!
I agree, this is very much linked to industrial design, measurements and geometry 📐
OH BOY WE ALL KNOW WHERE THIS IS GOING
Alien tech
@Eloisa Really?? Why don't you ellaborate then!
@@michaeldeierhoi4096 uzamaki by junji ito is a horror manga that revolves around spirals, it doesnt end well
@@eniwintoki4192 This is art based on the patterns already present in nature. This is truly exquisite work by John Edmark. I have no idea what you are going on about.
@@michaeldeierhoi4096 i think the original commentor was telling a joke and you seemed confused and asked to elaborate and i did, Eloisa could have been implying something completely different of course but i just said what i know. many other comments in this comment section have to do with the works of Junji Ito and i assumed the same of this comment. yes John Edmark's work IS very interesting but he unknowingly referenced Junji Ito at the begining. that is all.
Fascinating background on the concepts, as a lover of kinetic art and unique illusions this is just pure magic to me. Thanks for putting my thoughts into words.
восхитительно )
так и мох-сфагнум - ежегодно нарастает сверху и отмирает снизу,
и крупномасштабные структуры галактических нитей
спиралят )
просто наслаждение наблюдать
Could you show people HOW you create these incredible pieces? Are they all CNC cut? What tools do you use? Glued, hardware etc? This would be really great to see! Do you have a book?
Wow! What's going on there?! How is that possible?!
Sense of wonder evoked.
Great video, even though I understand so little.
Look up Golden Mean in nature for starters.
It is just amazing.what a creative mind!
Wow what a unique man you are. Creating beautiful things that no one even ever dreamed of. Only in nature before you came along. I am beyond impressed. Wish I lived near so as to occasionally see your beautiful creations. Never lucky enough to meet anyone so talented. Continue to create and enjoy them as I am sure you shall.
Fantastic!!! I have seen many variations of this, but this video demonstrates the most developed of physical structures I have ever seen using the Golden Mean.
my life is a neverending downward spiral.
Which means that there is an infinite way downwards, just like when you started, so nothing has really changed. You will never reach the bottom neither because you´ll die before that. The whole universe will disappear before anything changes in that spiral. That's what happens when you use infnitesimal structures to describe your life.
Rip
what are you Emplemon?
And everthing stays the same...
Why not a never-ending upward spiral that takes you infinitely upward, at least in thought, instead of downward?
Nobody:
Students finding their teacher in their TH-cam recommendations:
*Shook Pikachu*
came here to make a junji ito reference but im too late :(
Can we just acknowledge the brilliance of this guy’s mind?
This is giving me a "Uzumaki" vibe. An scary manga story based on spirals.
Goosebumps.
Uzumaki
this guy gets it!
So all you need is a 3d printer and files from this creator? I wonder if he sell files for 3d printer.
Pretty sure you can find most of them online. We used to (programmatically) draw and animate some of these shapes in our data visualiztion classes.
Thanks!
pew pew pew!!
"Why am i so intrigued by spirals"
Me: *has Uzumaki flashbacks*
some of us are remembering why we came here and where from, its happening to to many to count something happened this year its like a vibration there isnt a word for it.,the feild of perspective has grown a hundred fold..this is our co creation
Natural precision is inherently evident in nature.
WHO ELSE WANNA BE ONE OF HIS STUDENT !!!!!
How much psychedelics has this man done in his life? That was trippy af!
Not enough to actually make something cool. I get this is your first exposure to something like this but he is far behind what the nerds have been printing in 3D printers or what people have been modelling digitally like the mandelbulb community..
@@agnidas5816 I bet you're lots of fun at parties.
@@agnidas5816 please just shut up forever
I think he just ate a couple snail-people. You should try them out!
@@lando4901 lmao savage!! 😂
I'm trippin balls
Same here, my trip sitter left me alone and now I am watching TH-cam instead cus world is too scary for me to handle right now :D
@@the3dotsguy...610 dude if you're able to type it can't be that bad at all lmao
People who appreciate the golden ratio will always admired mother nature in everyway! Thank you for the mesmerising presentation! A fan and an admirer from Pakistan!
I am intrigued by this “golden angle.” I know this type of artistry is beyond my brains capacity, but I’m glad I watched this!!!! Maybe one day I will understand fully..