Matt Robison has created a new ferrofluid sculpture named RIZE which is now available to purchase and can take pride of place on your desktop in your home or office. The unique spinning ferrofluid ...

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Ferrofluid is a magnetic liquid, invented by a NASA engineer in the 1960s, that has, in recent years, become a popular medium among scientifically inclined artists. Ferroflow is an interactive desktop ...

Ferrofluids are liquids that become super magnetized when they’re in contact with a magnetic field. Ferrocious is a ferrofluid sculpture that uses the hyper-magnetic material respond to sound, like a ...

Forget retro office accessories like lava lamps and Big Mouth Billy Bass. If you really want to start a conversation, consider investing in Rize, a beautiful visual display that uses ferrofluid and ...

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Moscow artist [Dmitry Morozov] makes phenomenal geek-art. (That’s not disrespect — rather the highest praise.) And with Solaris, he’s done it again. The piece itself looks like something out of a ...

With the Flowelement Ferrofluid Art Water Bottle, you can experience this enchanting fusion of functionality and aesthetic appeal. As you sip your drink, you’ll find yourself mesmerized by the ...

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Simulation of ferrofluid literally climbing up a magnetized steel helix. Credit: 2019 KAUST Ferrofluids, with their mesmeric display of shape-shifting spikes, are a favorite exhibit in science shows.

What blobs of heated wax bubbling in a glass cylinder was to the ’70s, ferromagnetic fluid is to 2015. Kyle Haines, founder of Inspired Designs, says this is natural: ferrofluid and lava lamps are a ...