INSPIRALS: Reaction diffusion scan processor (w Laser)

[@Ax6Creepyxxd]

This is honestly one of the coolest things i've ever had the pleasure to watch.

[@thejestern]

Hey thank you sooooo much for taking the time to write :))))

[@aeonfoxxtails8600]

God tier :) Thankyou so much for sharing your gift with us.

[@thejestern]

thank you!

[@botman7]

This feels like a spot on representation of my sleep paralysis when it's not scary and just purely physical and auditory

[@botman7]

There are emotions attached to parts of this video that I think I've only ever felt while dreaming

[@thejestern]

Wow never had sleep paralysis… how can it not be scary? I can imagine it being quite shocking at least

[@botman7]

@thejestern it mostly feels like vibrations pulsing through your body, accompanied by strange barely conscious thoughts that only barely make sense. I felt like the light and the ringing in this video would be some sort of grounding thought that brought me comfort as it repeatedly leaves and returns. When the sphere switched to being made of non uniform lines it felt like the equivalent of dropping into a different level of paralysis, the vibrations become more intense and more of a full body experience than just a sensation. While I was watching I felt like if I were in paralysis I would think I broke the sphere somehow and would want to go back to when it was smooth but wouldn't be able to understand how to make it happen, I would just be along for the ride, and it would take me a few moments to accept that and then enjoy it. When the lighter part of the visual returned again at the end it was like a happy ending, comforting thoughts would return as I slowly wake and actually begin to miss the sensations as they fade. This is all so hard to explain I wish it wasn't all so vague. Point is, your video was a full experience for me, with a story and conflict and resolution and everything, loved every second of it.

[@thejestern]

@@botman7 wow that sounds really intense, and actually you described it quite vividly. it must be really terrifying at first when you don't know it. I'm happy you enjoy the video and that it somehow creates a good feeling after all. This is what is wonderful about art: everyone can find him/herself in it and take a pesonal interpretation. Thanks for writing all this. Makes me feel useful somehow....

[@moivozmojnostyvsegdavmoupolzu]

Зеленый цвет полезен для зрения, насколько мне известно ! 😵‍💫💚👍

[@thejestern]

Тысяча спасибо!!! тут нечего понимать, это просто видеоарт

[@bokchoiman]

So trippy, I love it!

[@thejestern]

Thanks it's even much more intense live :)

[@Grateful.For.Everything]

What a wild ride! Incredible!! 🙏🏼

[@thejestern]

Thanks for watching!

[@axelianbh]

i think this is the inspiration of the scanimate

[@thejestern]

[@axelianbh]

@@thejestern ooooh

[@TurboLoveTrain]

You've stumbled onto something quite wonderful. I need to find you the right kind of crystal capacitor to pump the signal through instead of an oscilloscope...

[@thejestern]

Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment!

[@wendigo2442]

bro please give me at least a vague idea of how you did this or link me something, i've never seen anything like it

[@thejestern]

Hi thanks! I used an oscilloscope and a laser. I project them both on a wall and shoot them. The movement of the laser and oscilloscope is controlled by sound that you hear in the video. You can check more of my work at www.jestern.com. Hope you enjoy!

[@cacasarq]

feeling like a bug

[@thejestern]

ahahah a light bug ???

[@stevedekorte]

So sick. AI avatar or machine elf?

[@thejestern]

Oscilloscope and Laser all 70s technology. More info on my site: www.jestern.com

[@beeallen2743]

TL:DR ugly sounds look rlly pretty

[@thejestern]

Thanks the sound is like this on purpose it's the two signals that create the image. Even if hard and harsh I like to keep it's unity.

[@beeallen2743]

@@thejestern Yes, the ugly sound looks very pretty

[@johnadams6249]

I think having the sound on gave me cancer. Visuals look great tho.

[@beeallen2743]

An oscilloscope is a sound visualization device, and OP says his is an old one. He had to design the sound to make the visuals!

[@thejestern]

ahahaha sure I can imagine. The sound is the exact signal that creates the image, I like to keep its coherence even if it's harsh. Sometimes the most beautiful things come from really ugly ones. Like jack fruit has a terrible smell but its very tasty...