Compressed Experiments

Kim Pimmel makes small movies using oils, dyes, ferrofluids, foams, magnets and soap bubbles amongst other weird and wonderful substances. Macro lenses and time lapse techniques coupled with great editing and a catchy tune make for a fantastic result. Take a look at his vimeo channel.

As far as I can tell, Compressed Experiments seen above is a collection of all the off cuts that were not used to make his Compressed video series. You can’t help but feel that by looking into the small scale of things, it somehow reveals a much bigger picture. A brilliant edit and bouncy track, I find myself returning to watch this every so often. Play it load and full screen, it’s fully awesome.

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