There is a deep interconnection between art, science and technology and when these worlds collide, the results can be phenominal. The Khronos Projector is a perfect example. It is an interactive art installation that allows people to visualize movie content in an entirely new way. By actually touching and deforming the screen, the user can send portions of the image forward or backward in time. Since the detection is based on optical technology, the screen can also be driven by light beams.

The Khronos Projector helps us percieve the truth that the universal Time Arrow is just an illusion, "although a convincing one" as Einstein put it. Einstein's Theory of Relativity says that the temporal relationship between two physically separate events is a perception relative to the observer.

This is very cool! You must see the pictures and video on the website to get a good grasp on the concept because words just can't explain.

Bathsheba Grossman is an artist who creates 3D geometric scupltures out of metal. They are remarkably beautiful, not just because of their unusual shapes, but because of the 3D printing technology that allows the artist to build a physical metal sculpture from a digital 3D object created in CAD.

The handheld sculptures are very reasonably priced. I love miniature objects, so I'm very taken by the mini sculptures that are less than 2 inches in size. Grossman's gallery contains many awe inspiring sculptures, but my favorites are the lighting designs because they combine art with function. There are a lot of wonders to behold on this website so take time to read about the work that goes into making these little wonders in order to fully appreciate their beauty.

Go on over to www.fork-art.com and check out the interesting art and jewelry they have on display. You'll find all kinds of items from minimilist figurines to complex dragons; everything on the site has been created out of forks. Most of it is for sale at a reasonable price and the artist also takes commissions.