Video

"Brinicles are cool" is exactly what one of my Facebook friend's statuses announced, and, after watching this video, I'd have to agree. Like so many natural phenomena, Brinicles look absolutely supernatural.

This video footage from BBC: Frozen Planet shows a time-lapse of Brinicle formation and its path of destruction. Also called the "finger of death," it is essentially and underwater icicle that forms under extreme temperatures in calm waters.

Korb has a penchant for creating realistic and beautiful motion graphic objects. Their latest project, the Exhilo brand film, is no exception—the object is convincing yet unpredictable.

Though the possibilities are a bit frightening, this infographic video does a great job breaking down the appearance and ramifications of Stuxnet, the first weapon made entirely out of code. Patrick Clair, a motion graphics designer in Sydney, created the video spot for HungryBeast, an Australian TV program.

Dev Harlan, a New York-based multidisciplinary artist, creates sculptures that hover between object and light—physical and ephemeral. His first solo exhibition, Astral Flight Hangar, occupies two floors of the Christopher Henry Gallery (NY) and displays his hybrid video works, combining the physical and virtual through sculpture, light and projection.