Fractal art — a comparison of styles
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Parke, J.: Fractal art — a comparison of styles. In: Bridges Proceedings 2004, pp. 19–26 (2004).
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Abstract
There are several hundred digital artists in the world today who incorporate fractal elements in their art - each with his or her own style. Where algorithmic art objectively shows the geometric or mathematical structure in an aesthetically pleasing way, some fractal artists now dare to go a step further by using fractal elements to ~ works of art that appeal subjectively to viewers' feelings and emotions. In this paper I discuss the works of Kerry Mitchell, Robert Williams, Mark Townsend. and myself - four fractal artists with individual, well- developed. and recognizable styles.
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