Tishya Relia on Instagram: "Ever noticed how some clocks write four as IIII instead of IV? It is one of those things that survived centuries. Early Romans often used IIII, medieval clockmakers kept it simple, a French king loved it, and it looked better on the dial. Symmetry won and the tradition stayed."

@sci.xplore on Instagram: "What looks like a wall of tiny analog clocks is actually a single, mesmerizing digital timepiece. Each pair of clock hands moves in perfect harmony, forming the current time in a digital-style display. Between transitions, the hands dance in synchronized patterns, blending precision engineering, kinetic art, and minimal design. Meet ClockClock 24 – an installation that redefines how we perceive time, turning every passing minute into a captivating performance of motion

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