Sculptures Disappear Into Thin Air 

It shows how useful a degree in quantum physics is.

@@codetech5598 definitely!

It shows levels of unemployment

agree

@@deepakjotsingh8581 Devaluing science and art is old news buddy, keep up

Was scrolling to see if any one was making this joke or not, 10/10

Damn it, you beat me to it

Skiddaddle skidooddle I don't feel so goodle

Hand Sanitizer clearly you’ve never made an omelet

STOP

A verified person comments and only gets 2 likes? We need to change that

I shall change your faith, I'll make it 7 likes

OMG VERIFIED QUICK PEOPLE LIKE IT LIKE IT

not funny.

Give me likes, peasant

Thank you for making me picture that

you ruined my cheese

That would be so sick to see

r/cursedcomments

It wasn’t 3D printed though. It was CNC’d and put together. Art is all opinionated anyway

*ECKSDEE*

Same

same

Kris Emmanuel excksdhiee

Kris Emmanuel *asterisk* rawr *asterisk*

it was kinda cute

The comments and the replies is cringe

looks kinds uncomfortable ngl

@Fy. A s-s-simpp why you simpping for the legal syst3m _/\(!)/\_ don't be the period on the exclamation point.....

@Fy. A in lesser words

LOL

funny.

😐😐😕🙂😀😄😂😂😂😂 funny very laugh

not funny didnt laugh

@@RevineHearts then don’t comment

Seeing how its made of various metals i think they'd get ruined first lol

Lol i saw you somewhere here on youtube. I can see you like commenting hahaha.

My GOD u again .-.

I see you everywhere wtf

What if it breaks the disapperaing effect

XD

hahahahh

XD

and when I don't know the answer Teacher: *Radar systems ONLINE*

relatable

lright imma head out

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LOL

Sorry,I can't understand ur Joke,Can u explain it.😮

@@t.sharitha7994 it’s basically the man disappearing

NOT THE DRAX REFERENCE-

Not even funny

- Drax

@@DoctorDeadMoth it’s a GOTG reference and it is actually funny

Funny how?

Kevin Chang me too

Yeah lol

If all your problems disappeared. That would only mean you're dead.

Kevin Chang bullet to the head

Face your problems like a man. And ask god for help and he will take you from the darkness tot the light. You can find the peace in the Islam and dont look how the people practice it but what islam really tells you.

True😳

Exactly

Those stupid $999 colored splash art

Yeah like that "banana on the wall". People like : "oHhhHhH.. It'S tRuLy ArT!!!!!"

@@hesselfridyanto then some braindeads are gonna defend it by saying “aRt iS sUbJeCtIvE” 🤡🤡

Yes.. exactly

Why does that sound like some kind of OP power source we will use in the future?

@Duke Flâneur have you watched the entire video?

10RexTheWolf01 have you even looked at the thumbnail

Sunil 246 I mean that its no longer there like it all blew away in the wind or something and its all gone....not because you changed your perspective and can somewhat still see it

Same here

10RexTheWolf01 you're on next level shit daaang

Jay VonnGee Well when it says disappear I expect it be like a firework or something

Perla Hernandez j-hooooooooofe

Jeyyyyy howwwpppp

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i agree! and by dirty painting art, do you mean the randomly splattered paint drops on a canvas? or something else?

There is very little creative process here. Even less intellectual process. It's literally a trick wow effect. He doesn't even make them. He 3d scans instead of drawing himself, a program makes the cuts, workers do the work.

@@d3r4g45 the idea itself is what is represented which is still art

@@d3r4g45 still better than a banana duct taped to the wall

Everything is considered art because art is subjective. Each individual piece is valued through the perspective of the beholder. This is why I think putting a monetary value on works of art is bullshit. Outside the cost of material.

If you re able to demonstrate super position in a macroscopic object you need the nobel

Hehe boi

I can tell you watched alot of looney tunes and tom & Jerry growing up.....I like you

Dude must be running towards it extremely fast to be sliced into pieces

@@bakaqua121 got humor?

@@StallionFernando oggy

lol 10 out of 10

There’s one of these sculptures at the University of Minnesota, it’s the one with two figures kneeling in front of each other. I live near there and I’ve seen it’s few times, it does really disappear!

Mate piss off

Why did i cringe

Dude, have you ever seen a window blind your whole life? With all those slits? It works like that. You look at one place which is the thinnest part, and itll look like it dissappears

@@therabbidt Chill lmao this comment was 3 years ago

@Antonio Miguel Sanchez Mateu Yeah I agree. I remember this line from the book I've read recently, "We might be becoming more civilized as a whole but I don't think mankind ever really changes. We're not smarter, better, kinder people." We are humans with flaws and we can still make mistakes no matter what we do.

I don't think it's us becoming more intelligent, just building up on top of what people in the past discovered/accomplished. Some of the ancient churches and and pantheons had plans to take hundreds of years to be built for example, when a generation died off then next would continue the works. Another example the guy that created the first computer is dead but the generation after is what used that knowledge and made it fit on a table then in palm of our hand.

Its also incredible to really recall the fact that the mind enables a human being to be creative in such vast and unknowable levels beyond (think about countless musical pieces, art in its unfathomable variety and complexity as well as poetry, sculpting etc), it really is a bit of a miracle in my eyes. I truly think that the creative potential for new ideas are endless and are just waiting to be tapped into

It be like that most of the time

Someone made something along the lines of that.

yup

Noooo 🥵

omg i bought one of their product, the blue and purple wings

Freakiest wax museum idea ever.

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Yes i English too much very

Nico Kellov Wtf are you trying to say

Eva Kamysheva If you firmly understand English, it would be clear that he's trying to say "it looks so satisfying and beautiful".

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Allan Russell Bartolome This is the future

Allan Russell Bartolome No this is the future of sculptures :)

YouNG JeA So where are the teleporters then? "Future" my ass...

Sky High it is a metaphor for things that are/ look advanced/cutting-edge...

The Chicopico Their comment was not intended as a "metaphor". To reply "This is the future" is like saying "this is the future utopia we all envisioned" when it's not. Humans are far more advanced than this; at this stage, cars shouldn't be the main transportation, and many jobs that could be automated still require manual labor. The list goes on, but I can certainly tell you this is not "the future".

What ???? That would be the exact same thing. I don't think you understand what you are talking about.

@@_sunfish Water can bend and refract light so it would be interesting to see how those properties affect the statue

@@_sunfish think of how things in water don't look as deep

@@silversunset you both are wrong, even if it refracts light differently than in the air, the entire piece would be refracted with the same constant factor, so at the end it's the same thing, doesn't matter if it got "transformed" as long as it's even and constant. I still don't think you guys understand what you are talking about.

@@_sunfish Uneven water levels can refract things differently. If they submerged it in a tank of water than it would probably look the same, but if they ran moving water over/in front of it the varying water thickness would change how the sculpture looks.

Agree 👍

Basically every great artist of the past always had a team of assistants around them - sometimes doing all the work. They often became more of some kind of team leader.

That's not how it works though

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Same

Justin Gatlin Hai! I’m taking math 65 and digital photography :D

Where's that?

WeBe Flexin It could be possible in the future. You never know

Josiah Blackstock I figured it wouldn’t be possible because you would still be visible behind all that so it wouldn’t really be doing much of anything for you...

WeBe Flexin you are right but I believe it could be maybe 50 or 100 years or less in the future

Already have

@@josiahblackstock484 This specific idea cannot be used to hide people or objects, but there is other invisibility tech. Nothing "perfect" yet, but some of it is pretty amazing.

Good for trying

Holographic or a type of it I think

The nineties stuff

Look it up on the internet. lol that's simple as f .

@@sehjotsinghguram.1801 And yet you only came across this comment from 3 years ago. What an accomplishment! You good with that?

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Sounds like the Breaking Bad intro xD

Sounds like something from a sims game or a miyazaki movie :p

That is Ghatm, one of the ancient most music from south India.

Pretty sure QM is why he went with these kinds of sculptures to show the probabilistic nature of the quantum world.also pretty sure im reading too much into this lol

@@pettanshrimpnazunasapostle1992 its truly an interesting application onto the creative fields of the arts, reall, great to see how science is able to merge with creativity

Im so confused. Unless im misunderstanding something, its literally just thin sheets of metal with spaces between them, and he isnt the first person to do this. I dont see how this has anything to do with quantum mechanics or physics, its a very simple sculpture.

@@perperperpen you try to see the literary aspect in his sculptures when thinking about quantum physics (certain attributes from quantum physics applied on the materials for example) but its about the metaphorical implications and the thoughts which emerge from the inspiration through Quantum physics which are represented in his sculptures.

@@cx777o i am fascinated by the quantum application into sculpture science. Its combination of arts snd science. Its like adding water to sea .

Anand Sharma I don't feel so good

@@derangedcrouton1864 i don’t feel so good

1:22 I really want to know what is this music ? can anybody tell me? please

Jimin chimchim

I mean, it's a really simple concept.

Happy Triangle Man yeah sure, very SIMPLE..

THE GREAT HERMIT OF NO LIFE what lmao

@@happytriangleman1157 said the man who's living in the basement of his mom's house.

Ajit Pai What do you mean?

Kelsey McGowan he means he's a troll

Ajit Pai Do you mean I'm a nerd? Because I AM.

You know, I think y'all should really watch your language.

Kelsey McGowan He attempted to flirt with you by asking "Do you even lift?" - This is an old joke referencing people of small statue. Aka, he hella dumb lmao

Tbh your teacher sound like she just doesn’t listen to kids but I don’t think u need to bring race into these....

@@janemain3304 I did because knowledge is power and the power to have knowledge is suppressed by people on high horses that don't support or care to listen to us "people" that you have labeled as ethnic. We can contribute much more than you have allowed to recognize and I'm just using this as a platform and this video as an example of what could have been done earlier. Sounds like you are uncomfortable. You should be. Our kids work harder than yours and figure things out on their own without being given tools to make it easier on themselves. Plus we don't have to bribe for our kids to go to college. Given this little bit of time in history with these little bit of opportunities we have done more for this world than Anglo-Saxons have contributed in the past thousand. America was built collectively and not by your ideology. Where's your pyramids?

@@axxxc well any type of generlization is bad tbh. I must admit that what u say is relevant but not every situation is like that. Why would u have to think negatively for every situation like im not neglect the fact unequality still exist because of ract out there but u know not every situation will be about race. Also im not some old white man that bribe my kid into college, Im literally an immigrant to the US and still in school n not everything is that negative.

@@janemain3304 okay with the name like Jane main and calling yourself an immigrant? Where you from Northwestern Europe? Everything must not be that bad for you because you probably have a sponsor and if you are in school you're doing everything online right now which in reality we know they are handing out A's like it's candy. If you were born here you would know how hard it is to start from the bottom up but coming from a place of privilege that put you in a place where you're at doesn't give you the right to assume that you know everything about what goes on here let alone talk about racism if it is irrelevant to you. I bet you find it stunning that people can draw comparisons in the most smallest ways like thin parallel lines giving off illusions.

@@axxxc too bad man, u act like u know my whole life story from a nickname I got from my friend. I ain't living with privilege, we build everything from scratch up when we come here. I'm not gonna waste time talking to a person who assumes and prejudges everything. If white generalize the black 's population, what u do is just the same thing. Also I cant imagine being pitty of someone comment your teacher might not listen to you because u a kid and MAYBE not race :)

Milad when you meet your students outside school..

My teacher hella bad♥️🔥 but she got a lame husband so we prolly can’t hit it

Grated cheese

if you wore that like a costume you wouldn’t turn invisible lmao. the costume might look “invisible” but it can’t affect your body

This makes no sense

100 years? That's it?

We still mostly drove horse wagons and a good part of the households lacked hot water 100 years ago. It's all possible.

@@sumkindacheeto That isn't the point I was making at all. I was saying that in only 100 years, why would civilization be that OBLIVIOUS of the past. Today, we question things in such a way from THOUSANDS of years ago, but we certainly wouldn't think ancient aliens invented Jazz in the 1920's.