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Interactive Jellyfish Swarm
How amazing is this Jellyfish Swarm art installation at the Vancouver Aquarium? Made out of origami and individually lit up by LED modules, the British Columbia-inspired jellies change colors based on human interaction. (Via My Modern Met)
