Schooling, flocking, and swarming are all powerful examples of collective motion. The classical Vicsek model allows for simulating several emergent features of collective motion starting from simple interactions of active-self-propelled particles, particles tend to align with their neighbors, against the effects of internal random noise. Here, we demonstrate a fluid-like behavior, consisting of a self-organized vortex motion superimposed to local fluctuations. This collective motion appears when a large number of particles interact under the effect of a moderate noise, below the phase transition. This work is part of the collaborative efforts between artists and scientists working within the Creative Turbulence project.