Artist Francois Moncarey Finds the Beauty in the Large Hadron Collider's Scientific Work

Author:: cpn_editor
Publish date:: Oct 22, 2015
Updated on: Feb 5, 2018

Artist Francois Moncarey uses projection mapping to reinterpret the inner working of CERN's Large Hadron Collider. Turbulence uses dancing light streams to convey the scientific work--from looking for extra dimensions to studying dark matter--that the Collider's particle physics detector is responsible for.

Watch it in action below.

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