Published 15:37 IST, September 25th 2020
Video of kinetic sculpture leaves internet baffled; netizens say 'it's hypnotic'
Uploaded on the official Twitter handle of Youtube, the short video clip shows a hypnotic art sculpture and it has been deemed as ‘legit’.
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A video of a Kinetic sculpture has hit the internet by a storm, leaving the netizens in a fuzz. Uploaded on the official Twitter handle of YouTube, the short video clip shows a baffling hypnotic art sculpture which has been deemed as ‘legit’. According to the caption of the video, the very famous kinetic sculptor David C. Roy has created this piece of art. It has also been mentioned that the artist has been making such pieces for over 40 years.
The hypnotic sculpture
The 31 seconds short video clip shows a circular object that is constantly spiralling. The amalgamation of two colours- beige and dark brown- is something that makes it unique. The video has been shared with a YouTube link to a longer version of the clip which was uploaded in the year 2019.
Stunned by David's piece of art, the netizens have bombarded the comment section. The video has invited 99.7K views with 2.5K likes. Tweeples have also Retweeted the video with their own captions. Surprised by the art, one person wrote, "Oh no this reminds me of the spirals! #Uzumaki". People have also shared variosu optical illusions in the comment section.
Few days back, a very strange optical illusion went viral on the internet. The illusion deceives the human eye into seeing another image, however, it turns out that it is just one image of two rotating cubes. It has been deemed as one of the 'most powerful' illusions by the perplexed netizens. The complex GIF also caught the eye of engineer, industrial designer, technology entrepreneur Elon Musk, as he made a remark on the viral tweet. The illusion shows two cubes rotating in opposite directions. However, the reality is that they are completely static. Reports suggest that the optical illusion was first shared by Japanese Twitter user ‘jagarikin’. While sharing the video again, Twitter user SteveStuWill remarked that this is one of the most powerful illusions he has ever seen.
(Image Credits: Twitter/@Youtube)
Updated 15:36 IST, September 25th 2020