One short clip of chop off a dock on the Chesapeake became the water you're looking at — its wave shapes, its murky green, the small breaking crests. From there it's rebuilt as a living surface, layered from big slow swell down to the little ripples riding on top of it.
Left running, it drifts through a real week: seven real days' worth of temperature, wind, and wave height recorded at this exact spot, stitched into one loop so the water and light keep changing — calmer some hours, choppier others, day into night into day — and it shouldn't repeat itself while you watch.
Drag to rotate, scroll or pinch to zoom, and use the controls to pause, or fast-forward through the week.