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Little Life

This music video features garden water microorganisms filmed though a 25 Euro-cent web-cam converted into a microscope. The IR, laser, and LED light used to illuminate the film, were powered by solar energy.

The music consists of samples that were converted from stills of the original film material into sounds and then combined freely to fit the content.

Film by Oren Banai and music by Achim Kämper.

via Luftgeschaeft

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