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wearable art?

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These colourful abstract photos were created by Swiss photographer Fabian Oefner.

Fabian calls the series Millefiori, a glassmaking term which literally translates as thousand flowers. The odd brain-like structures are created through an even odder process - by mixing a magnetically sensitive ferrofluid with watercolour inks, all within a magnetic field. Each resulting composition is very small, only about the size of a thumb nail.

Here's a video demonstration of this very interesting process developed by Fabian:

If you'd like to learn more about the process, check out this interview with the photographer over on It's Nice That. For more of Fabian's colourful work, take a look at our previous feature on his Dancing Colours series, or visit his website.

Via Behance.

Photographs shared under the Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial No Derivatives licence.

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Abstract Colours: Millefiori By Fabian Oefner

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These colourful abstract photos were created by Swiss photographer Fabian Oefner. Fabian calls the series Millefiori, a glassmaking term which literally translates as thousand flowers. The odd brain-like structures are created through an even odder process - by mixing a magnetically sensitive ferrofluid with watercolour inks, all within a magnetic field.

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miscrocopic view of cells

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For every day in 2013 San Francisco based artist Klari Reis will be creating art within the confines of plexiglass petri dishes for a project called The Daily Dish, which is a continuation of a project she completed back in 2009.