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Japanese research scientists have developed the AMOEBA machine (Advanced Multiple Organized Experimental Basin), consisting of 50 wave pulse generators around a 4" pool of water. The waves are controlled by computer to simultaneously produce imagery on the water's surface.

Thanks Pink Tentacle.

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Around the time I was seven years old the Chinese artist Cai Guo-Quiang began creating stunning works of art. Notably this river constructed of bamboo and resin that runs through an art gallery in Lyon, France complete with yak skin boats to traverse the currents. There are more exhibits of note, including an art gallery roller coaster.

Hat tip, Tinselman.

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