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A SHORT MOVIE INSPIRED ON NUMBERS, GEOMETRY AND NATURE.
Go to etereaestudios.com if you are looking for more information: the theory behind the movie (Fibonacci, Golden Ratio, Delaunay, Voronoi…), stills and screenshots showing the work in progress.
Music: "Often a Bird" by Wim Mertens - wimmertens.be

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  • Daniel 1 year ago
    ¡PRECIOSO! ¡MAGNIFICO! ¡SUBLIME!

    Te has superado Cristobal, muchas felicidades, verdad quedó increíble. Nunca había visto los números con tanta belleza y eso que muchos matemáticos se han esforzado mucho por hacerlo. :D
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  • Luis García-Ochoa 1 year ago
    Me ha encantado, ya sabes. Enhorabuena por tu trabajo, sabiduría y querer compartirlo con nosotros.
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  • oscar arias 1 year ago
    superb!!!!!!!!
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  • Peter Eriksson 1 year ago
    Beautiful work!
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  • Jose A. Soto 1 year ago
    ¡¡grande!!
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  • Alejandro Ronda 1 year ago
    Muy bueno Cristóbal! te has superado.
    He añadido el video al grupo de 3dinfografíca si no te molesta.

    Un saludo!
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  • Pixelised 1 year ago
    Beautiful! Nuff said...
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  • Caine 1 year ago
    Una de las animaciones más elegantes que he visto por aquí, sí señor, felicidades.
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  • Manuel López 1 year ago
    Estupendo, muy bien conseguido el crescendo...
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  • Isra Rojas 1 year ago
    ¡Qué buen gusto! El contenido, el ritmo, la emoción... ¡Todo!
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  • mati 1 year ago
    Magnifico!!!
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  • toni.martz 1 year ago
    Derrocha arte por todos los costados y una calidad extraordinaria desde todos los puntos de vista. Felicidades!!
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  • Capeau 1 year ago
    no download? :(
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  • Georgios Cherouvim 1 year ago
    Nice idea nicely made!
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  • nyian plus 1 year ago
    wonderful!!
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  • guilherme trindade 1 year ago
    Brilliant
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  • mpared plus 1 year ago
    breathtaking posted at the curious brain
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  • Jared Flynn 1 year ago
    Absolutely amazing work. :) Really striking how many connections one can draw between the order of mathematics and the chaotic world around us!

    Saw this first on YouTube, linked from boingboing.net. Expect some staggering numbers on this beautiful work-- many will see it, and that's how it ought to be. Cheers!
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  • Justin Rupert plus 1 year ago
    very cool. not being a math guy, this made the concepts much easier to comprehend.
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  • Andrés de Miguel 1 year ago
    Felicidades!! está excelente
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  • willychiiino 1 year ago
    Excelente trabajo. De lo mejor que he visto en mucho tiempo. Enhorabuena!
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  • Stefan Wiesner plus 1 year ago
    absolutely stunning!
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  • fractalcore 1 year ago
    ...Om...

    : )
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  • PK 1 year ago
    It moved me.
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  • Lisa Librarian 1 year ago
    Love it!
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  • Leonardo Fibonacci 1 year ago
    dreamlike!
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  • Johannes M. 1 year ago
    Masterclass!
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  • Maarten Post 1 year ago
    Does anybody know the song that is used?
  • Thea 1 year ago
    It says in the end credits - "Often a Bird" by Wim Mertens.
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  • Rodolfo Revilla 1 year ago
    Conjunción en phi....
    Gracias!
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  • DieTapete 1 year ago
    Beautiful! I'd recommend showing this movie in schools before a math class.
  • Dennis & Barfety Design Group plus 1 year ago
    Or before a biology class...
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  • Mark Duplessis 1 year ago
    wow that was beautiful. Amazing job
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  • Illusion Studio 1 year ago
    Hermoso!!
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  • WeR ScH 1 year ago
    Increible, aun tengo la boca abierta!
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  • Bladimir Ramirez 1 year ago
    DELICADAMENTE EXQUISITO. Soy estudiante de ingenieria mecanica y no se por que pero queria hacerle el amor al monitor por tan bellas imagenes que estaba viendo y entendiendo, al tiempo que escuchaba una sutil melodia. INFINITAS GRACIAS CRISTOBAL
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  • Artur Kiraga 1 year ago
    math always scared the bejesus out of me
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  • Aaron Fagerstrom plus 1 year ago
    amazing
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  • Thea 1 year ago
    Beautiful! It's just a shame that there's no real seashells that actually follow the golden spiral ratio, they're all a much tighter curve. I would love to find one that does! If anyone knows of a species or natural specimen that does follow the golden ratio, let me know!
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  • Matthew Brown (Matty Brown) plus 1 year ago
    Wow...............................speechless.
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  • Phil Fried plus 1 year ago
    great work, wonderful
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  • Harald R. Brörken 1 year ago
    Wonderful, accurate on this way I create my objects. I like your form to show the logarithm.
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  • Pawel Stec 1 year ago
    You have done a great job!!!
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  • Sylvester Carolan plus 1 year ago
    Absolutely amazing! Beautiful! Thank you for sharing.
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  • Mair Alight 1 year ago
    I am filled with awe and gratitude, a sense of reassurance and beauty abounding. The music is the perfect accompaniment to it. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU
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  • Alberto Chavez 1 year ago
    Esto es simplemente maravilloso, un verdadero artista Cristóbal. Felicitaciones!!!!

    Una duda, qué software utilizaste?

    Saludos
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  • Coto Cañas Merino 1 year ago
    Está increíble en video!!!!!!

    sublime!!!
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  • Emrys Roberts plus 1 year ago
    Such a beautiful piece, really inspiring :)
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  • Jacques Alomo 1 year ago
    Amazing!
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  • mungkey 1 year ago
    Amazingly beautiful!
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  • Ecoversity Media 1 year ago
    Impressive!
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  • Jacys Lin (dim1984kimo) plus 1 year ago
    屌
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  • Manuel Benito de Valle plus 1 year ago
    Acojonante. Felicidades
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  • Raymond Bosma 1 year ago
    Outstanding work! Amazing
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  • PIX IN MOTION by Leo Bar 1 year ago
    Impresionante labor, hecha con dedication y pulcritud. Muy imaginativa tambien.
    Felicidades y Bravo!
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  • marta c 1 year ago
    Es una maravilla! acabo de comprender la belleza de las matematicas. Gracias.
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  • Eric Senecal 1 year ago
    Very nice concept !! I love it!! Good work
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  • Jan van der Linden plus 1 year ago
    Superb understanding of Nature and Numbers. Bravo!
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  • olmo plus 1 year ago
    beautiful
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  • MIZAR-PETRUS 1 year ago
    FANTASTIC! GREAT CREATION!
    THANKS
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  • Alexandre Sonom plus 1 year ago
    [ ioo! ]
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  • Charles Wyatt 1 year ago
    In the Alhambra palace in Spain the Moorish architects used a very interesting method of pattern formation for the decoration using tiles. It was called Iteration, Rotation, and Reflection, to vary the patterns as much as possible. Is the same principle being used here, or does it rely entirely on iteration? Lovely work whatever your answer may be.
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  • Dominik Herberger 1 year ago
    A really nice way to visualize a theoratical topic in a very easy to understand and at the same time fascinating manner.
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  • MrLabez 1 year ago
    Precioso!
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  • Xavi Beumala 1 year ago
    Impresionante. Un video precioso!
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  • Del Martinis 1 year ago
    I'm not sure how numbers and geometry can be moving, but this did it!
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  • Lorenz Schümann 1 year ago
    Wow, math can entertain!
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  • Motion Effects Studio 1 year ago
    This is simply a brilliant video. Love the texture of the grasshopper at the end
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  • mulequin 1 year ago
    Simplemente MARAVILLOSO. La creatividad del ser humano ha quedado increíblemente reinvindicada con ese magnífico video. FELICITACIONES!!
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  • J_Girona 1 year ago
    EXTRAORDINARIO !!!!!!!
    Realizado con una perfección absoluta.
    Una idea BRILLANTE !!!
    Mis más sincera felicitación por un trabajo IMPECABLE !!!
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  • ilakertres 1 year ago
    Mágnifico, bravo por Fibonacci.
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  • joluvero 1 year ago
    Me he quedado sin palabras. Felicidades.
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  • G.Strazzi 1 year ago
    Great, great,great work man..

    wonderful..
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  • Nathan Wills 1 year ago
    Wow, amazing!
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  • Sara Parker 1 year ago
    wow!!! just amazing!
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  • Vanco Stojkov 1 year ago
    Lovely!!!
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  • Antrasor 1 year ago
    Buen video! aconsejo ver este (relacionado con la geometria) vimeo.com/8244047
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  • mateo muñoz 1 year ago
    Viva!!!!
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  • Gen X 1 year ago
    Esta Genial!
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  • SUSHI ADV. 1 year ago
    I hate numbers & math, but I love this video!

    I'm talking about it on my blog tatami.sushiadv.com
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  • Teotl Nahualli 1 year ago
    Excelente... es evidente que la serie Fibonacci y lo que se obtiene de esta, la proporción Sagrada Φ = 1.618034, son utilizadas en la naturaleza. Lo cual indica DISEÑO, es es decir, que aquellos idearon y realizaron, todo aquello que conocemos como vida, siguio este patrón predeterminado. DIOS? Yo no le llamaria asi, por que lo unico que indica esto, es que ellos tenian una gran nivel tecnologico.

    Saludos desde Mexico !
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  • Eric Thoolen 1 year ago
    Wow, so cool and lovely!
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  • Christian Anderl plus 1 year ago
    fantastic work!
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  • Daniel Oliveira Prins 1 year ago
    Muito bem! Verry good! Heel goed!
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  • Pekkah 1 year ago
    WOW! Great idea, and great result! I've always loved math, but this made me love/like it even more!
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  • El Camino de la Magia plus 1 year ago
    I-M-P-R-E-S-I-O-N-A-N-T-E!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    S-U-B-L-I-M-E!!!!!!!

    Gracias es Super Inspirador... wufff que nivelazo... A Mind Blowing Creation!!!
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  • Jared Robertson 1 year ago
    This is a beautiful, beautiful piece of work.
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  • Disegno Libre 1 year ago
    Genial!! fabuloso! increible!!
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  • moviegear plus 1 year ago
    Bravo from Russia!
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  • Yubeon Lee 1 year ago
    Coooool
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  • Camille Marotte plus 1 year ago
    Thx for the journey ;)
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  • Gordon Barnes 1 year ago
    Fantastic, what more can i say!
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  • Santi Trujillo plus 1 year ago
    Genial, estética y conceptualmente, enhorabuena
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  • Laurens Neels 1 year ago
    Extraordinary.. so cool
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  • Lightbox Studios plus 1 year ago
    Amazing!
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  • Armandt van den Berg 1 year ago
    holy crap!
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  • Baisbebar 1 year ago
    Wonderful.
    It's incredible how nature adjusts to numbers and viceversa!
    Very good!
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  • thousandbase plus 1 year ago
    Love it !!!
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  • Cristian Naidin 1 year ago
    :)
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  • Andrés Mejías 1 year ago
    absolutly stunning, congrats!
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