Imagine a room filled with hundreds of glowing, translucent orbs, each representing a unique data point. The orbs are suspended in mid-air, their gentle glow illuminating the space. But as the artist's hand reaches out to touch one, the orbs begin to shift, like a slow-moving dance. It's not just a pretty light show; it's Bubble Sort, a performance art piece that visualizes the algorithmic beauty of sorting.
Using a combination of sensors and microcontrollers, the orbs react to the artist's touch, their positions changing in response to the visitor's input. The result is a mesmerizing display of data manipulation, a true marvel of human-machine interaction.
But wait, there's more! The artist has also created a companion piece, "Infinite Bubble Sort," where the orbs never stop moving, creating a dizzying vortex of color and light.
Visit our Infinite Bubble Sort page to experience the never-ending flow of data.
Learn more about the technical details behind the performance