Caryatids

 The Caryatids (Greece)

Although of the same height and build, and similarly attired and coiffed, the six Caryatids are not the same: their faces, stance, draping, and hair are carved separately; the three on the left stand on their right foot, while the three on the right stand on their left foot. Their bulky, intricately arranged hairstyles serve the crucial purpose of providing static support to their necks, which would otherwise be the thinnest and structurally weakest part. (Source: Wikipedia)

The Physics of Spiderman 3

There is an article in Popular Science related with the Physics of Spiderman 3, specially when Spiderman fall several times without breaking a bone.
The calculus are demonstrated in the webpage and the force is something about 400000 Newtons!!!
And an acceleration around 6000 m/s² (~600 x gravity acceleration), 2 times higher than some insects acceleration.

Source: https://www.popsci.com/article/2007-10/physics-spiderman-3 

Painting like Pollock

Dripping like Pollock
BERNARDO PALACIOS, SANDRA ZETINA, ROBERTO ZENIT, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, CHRIS MCGLINCHEY, Museum of Modern Art, New York — this scientists made an investigation where they reproduced, in a controlled manner, the dripping technique used by Jackson Pollock to creat abstract paintings. They drip a fluid jet on top of a horizontal surface, varying the height from the substrate, the liquid flow rate and the displacement speed of the nozzle. They also found that the non Newtonian properties of the paints are of great importance to create these patterns. Since the fluid jets are rapidly stretched, the sudden increase of extensional viscosity plays an important role to produce the characteristic Pollock patterns.
(from the abstract in a Scientific presentation made by the author in 2014)