Artist & filmmaker Florian Baron produced an engaging video installation for the Ashigara Art Festival in Japan. Inspired by the same principles of the installation, Florian created an app called Kaleidoclock.

‘KALEIDOCLOCK uses a circular screen that is divided into segments, similar to the face of a clock. The segments are showing footage of a camera facing the viewer. However, only one of them is in real time, and each successive segment has a time delay to the previous one. This setup lets the viewers playfully create infinite styles of visuals through combining – in one image – their present and their recent past.’

It’s a rather simple, and fun app, and I think worth the .99¢ price tag. Have kids in your life? I’m sure they’ll love it! You can save and upload the videos to all of your favorite social media outlets. Here’s my first experiment on instagram:

More info here: Kaleidoclock