Sprinkle some ferrofluid on top of a neodymium powered Q-tuner and this is what you get: liquid architecture. A ferrofluid consists of nanoscale particles suspended in a solvent; it will take on the 3- dimensional pattern of the magnetic field that passes through it. The symmetrically polarized neodymium Q-tuner magnetically directs the ferrofluid into self-organized arrays of gravity-defying spherical and flower formations elongated in the field direction. Interestingly, the coexistence of both spherical and flower formations is proprietary to Q-tuner technology and cannot be observed elsewhere.