AbsFract: Fractals & Digital Art - IMRAN®
AbsFract: Fractals & Digital Art — IMRAN® Digital art that honors math, memory, and meaning. Not AI. Not synthetic. Just pure mathematical beauty.
Fractals are not a trend—they’re a truth. These infinitely complex patterns have captivated mathematicians for over a century. Early explorations by Pierre Fatou and Gaston Julia laid the groundwork, but it was Benoit B. Mandelbrot who formally coined the term fractal in 1975, from the Latin fractus, meaning “broken.” His work revealed how self-similar structures defy traditional geometry and appear throughout nature—from coastlines and clouds to lightning bolts and Romanesco broccoli.
Fractal art is born from recursive logic and raw computation—not machine learning. Unlike AI-generated images that remix learned styles, these visuals emerge from mathematical algorithms, producing authentic symmetry, infinite depth, and visual seduction.
This piece was created on April 17, 2012—K2’s first birthday. Its flowing textures evoke the elegance of handwoven shawls found in Pakistan, India, and cultures around the world. A fusion of math and memory, wrapped in digital silk.
© 2021–2025 IMRAN®
AbsFract: Fractals & Digital Art - IMRAN®
AbsFract: Fractals & Digital Art — IMRAN® Digital art that honors math, memory, and meaning. Not AI. Not synthetic. Just pure mathematical beauty.
Fractals are not a trend—they’re a truth. These infinitely complex patterns have captivated mathematicians for over a century. Early explorations by Pierre Fatou and Gaston Julia laid the groundwork, but it was Benoit B. Mandelbrot who formally coined the term fractal in 1975, from the Latin fractus, meaning “broken.” His work revealed how self-similar structures defy traditional geometry and appear throughout nature—from coastlines and clouds to lightning bolts and Romanesco broccoli.
Fractal art is born from recursive logic and raw computation—not machine learning. Unlike AI-generated images that remix learned styles, these visuals emerge from mathematical algorithms, producing authentic symmetry, infinite depth, and visual seduction.
This piece was created on April 17, 2012—K2’s first birthday. Its flowing textures evoke the elegance of handwoven shawls found in Pakistan, India, and cultures around the world. A fusion of math and memory, wrapped in digital silk.
© 2021–2025 IMRAN®