gammaTue, Apr 28, 2009 I heard they have gallons of ferrofluid in Japan. Here's the first link from the top of my search query... http://www.organicui.org/?page_id=74
"My project’s goal is to create organic shape-changing art forms and figures whose three-dimensional form, surface structure, and color change dynamically and lively as if to reflect echoes of environmental music, light, and human communication. To create such three-dimensional organic forms and surfaces, in 2000, I started using ferrofluid in my interactive art project named “Protrude, Flow.”"
I heard they have gallons of ferrofluid in Japan. Here's the first link from the top of my search query...
http://www.organicui.org/?page_id=74
"My project’s goal is to create organic shape-changing art forms and figures whose three-dimensional form, surface structure, and color change dynamically and lively as if to reflect echoes of environmental music, light, and human communication. To create such three-dimensional organic forms and surfaces, in 2000, I started using ferrofluid in my interactive art project named “Protrude, Flow.”"