Fractals combine art and mathematics.

Take a predefined region of the complex plane; plug its points one at a time into a function; create a feedback loop by iterating the function a large number of times; if the value of the function remains within certain bounds, the point is part of the fractal, otherwise it is not. But from an artist's point of view there is more to it. Elements of the process can be further manipulated to yield colorful boundaries and other kinds of patterns.

There are eight galleries on this site, each containing nine of my fractal creations; a total of 72. High quality limited edition prints, as well as a CD containing all the images and a PowerPoint slideshow, are available for purchase.