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In the 70's fractals were a mathematical and visual oddity.
Grouped together with the aging psychedelic-genre, mainstream and sophisticated art connoisseurs alike quickly dismissed the gaudy-colored patterns as inconsequential and really 'not all that attractive, anyway.'
Since then, fractals have emerged as one of the most powerful and versatile tools in not only visual art, but in the modeling and understanding of natural and chaotic systems in all fields of discipline.
Our understanding of the fractal has matured, and with it our appreciation and application of them—fractals have become both an indispensable tool and art form of their own.
Fractals are everywhere around us. Sea shells are fractals.
Trees, plants, clouds, and even complex terrain can be realistically represented using fractals.
Fractals are used to simulate the real world and do an amazing job creating complex, life-like structures that we would be hard pressed to manually draw or build.
You'll find very complex and mesmerizing patterns which contain a high level of detail.
Explore the magnificent patterns and textures. Rejuvinate and invigorate you mind!
WHAT IS A FRACTAL? The term "Fractal" was created by Benoît Mandelbrot in the 70's. He coined the term based on the Latin word fractus, which means "broken" or "fractured."
A fractal is an equation that undergoes iteration (a form of feedback-loop) and is based on recursion. To 'calculate' a fractal you have to loop through the formula many many times, and in each cycle the results of the previous calculation are fed into the initial conditions for the next round. This is why quite a few fractals also have the very cool property of having 'self-similarity'.
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