An Artist Films Marine Creatures At High Magnification With Gorgeous Results
March 17, 2015 #art #poppedart
 
By Colleen Annek
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This short film, titled "...Meanwhile...", shows marine creatures filmed at very high magnifications over extended periods of time via timelapse. The film gives the viewer a new and unique perspective on the beautiful natural world in which we all live. The results are incredibly beautiful. 

According to the Vimeo description:
"The music almost alien and disturbing has been joined to the images that stimulate mental associations to create a contrast, stimulate synesthesia and feelings do not necessarily harmonics and assonant.

This is an infinitesimal part of the wonderful world in which we live and of which we should take better care. A trip through a different perspective that would encourage reflection on the consequences of our actions on each scale of space and time. "

Check out the Vimeo link for more details on what species are featured and credits for the film.
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