Designer John Edmark created printed sculptures that emulate the Fibonacci sequences in pine cones and sunflowers, then filmed them using a strobe that flashed on the golden angle, 137.5 degrees.
Erdmark has a wonderful Instructables page with details on how to create these yourself.
See more of Edmark's work at his Stanford University homepage.
(h/t Mark Romanek)
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