[3D FRACTAL] Divergent Evolution @julius-horsthuis

Uploaded May 2015 | Updated September 2026, 56 minutes ago

The DNA of mathematics - endless shapes and forms.
by Julius Horsthuis
julius-horsthuis.com
music: "Soufie"by Banco de Gaia

$Life on a fractal planet: Fraktaal$

$[3D FRACTAL TRIP] Could There Be Other Explanations? Make your way through a fractal agnostic temple in glorious 3K. I tried to keep the post effects to a minimum to give you a pure mandelbulbilicious experience. Music: Nomasi by Osanno soundcloud.com/osanno$

$The Infinitely Colorful Biodiversity of Fractals Fractal art is the opposite of design. When playing around with fractals, shapes start to emerge, and when they start to resemble something - anything - I play with that. For instance, if something looks like a mountain, I will color it like a mountain, and light it with a low sun, or a hazy atmosphere. This is important because the human eye will connect with something it thinks it knows - but its different. The danger of fractal art is that it becomes so abstract that your mind cant comprehend it at all. www.julius-horsthuis.com music: Birds of Paradise - Totally Tubular$ $[3D FRACTAL] Rogue Fractal Rogue Fractal is a compilation of my experimental clips on Facebook and Instagram (first part) and my recent fractal shorts (second part) All edited of course to the brilliant Rogue Bagel by Ott.$ $What Geologic Time feels like [3D Fractal] Geologic Time Fractals can be amazing, but they have their way of dazzling you with more visual detail then you can possibly absorb, or using fast changing colors and music to keep the mind entertained. What I tried to do here is to slow down time so much that the fractal morphs almost unperceivably , while keeping visual detail fresh and clear enough to keep your eyes darting around the (big, 1080p) screen for a while. I believe that this way, we are more focused and this state opens and stimulates the mind in a different way. Give me eight and a half minutes of your time, and I hope to bring you a different and profound experience. By Julius Horsthuis Music: “Gerudo Valley” by Koji Kondo stretched 400%$