Echoes of Nature: Seeing Sound through Cymatics

This presentation explores how vibrations create intricate fluid patterns, highlighting sound frequencies' effects on liquid dynamics through cymatics and the Faraday instability. Cymatics vividly shows how sound waves can be transformed into visible geometric structures on a liquid surface. At the same time, the Faraday instability explains how fluids become unstable under the influence of oscillating forces, forming complex wave patterns. We will see how everyday sounds can generate remarkable visual effects in liquids, unveiling the subtle interplay of waves that craft intricate designs.