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Fractal.nfo – Galleries

This short list doesn’t do full justice to thw world of fractal art. This is but a small selection of some of my favorite galleries on the web. If you think there are other sites worth adding, feel free to drop me a line, and I’ll take a look.

Fractal galleries

Jim Muth

A special distinction must be awarded to Jim Muth. His works combine an unparalleled mastery of FractInt with in-depth commentary on pretty much everything, making him unique among fractal enthusiasts. I hope his creations never disappear from the internet, as some volunteers are working to keep them online. Here are links to some of these repositories.

Paul Derbyshire

Few fractal enthusiasts share a passion for exploring the depths of the Mandelbrot Set in search of pure images, free from post-processing. Paul Derbyshire’s never-ending journey  through the intricate details of this complex object are only available on Facebook (as far as I know), so you’ll probably need an account to log in and view his regular postings.

Fractal music

The influence of fractals in the art world is not limited to the visual dimension. Another significant contribution is through sound waves. The same recursive principles used in fractal imaging can be applied to music to create what is usually referred to as fractal music.

Other services

Fractal pictures and then some, in different web services. There are many people working with fractals on the first two especially.