While tens of millions of people across the world are confined at home because of the first pandemic of the 21st century, many wanted to share their gratefulness for the bliss of being alive and of enjoying those tiny brilliant moments of our common endeavour. A project curated by: Alfons & Lluís Cornella, Barcelona (started at the 2020 coronavirus pandemic)
Harry Evett
Across distances, starting up from the Planck Lenght
Caetano Veloso
THE words
Beauty on the real virtual mix
A wonderfully restored and colorized film about beautiful Cornwall in the UK more than a century ago in 1916 (silent film). The film title is "The Cornish Riviera" by Kineto ltd. London.
So beautiful to go back in time
An incredible device that changed the moving of plants across the planet...
Charles Moore, from the film Dance Black America (1983)
Moving like the big bird...
Chloé Lopes Gomes
ArtsExperiment
Thousand of books organized by similarities.
Massimo Listri, photographer
Those wonderful old places, like libraries and palaces, around the world... as seen by Listri's expert eye
Pavel Levin
Playing with tones...
fieldtestedsystems
THE unique fingerprint of every single element in the Universe
ABSOLUTE HISTORY
Watch as Dr Suzannah Lipscomb delves into the Edwardian world of electricity and the horrors that came with it.
Music from the atomic spectra
Sonification of spectroscopic atomic data, software+performance since 2015
Happy Traveler
Definition os "alone"
MyBird Budy
My friends, the birds... Through a digital hole
Stan Taylor Brother Stone & The Get Down
Popular Mechanics.
It's always a matter of sheer imagination
Still on... Shinning since 1901...
Nineteenth century videos. Back to life
A time machine...
A music project created by Washington-based electronic musician John D. Boswell.
Amazing way to put music on science's words... fascinating. The project seeks to "spread scientific knowledge and philosophy through musical remixes."
deminagg (2008)
Sharply original classic
We just need: your name, the title of the instant, a brief description (just one sentence), an image or a song, or a poem, or whatever is blissfully meaningful, and the link to the source :)