Bug 2 - Fractal eXtreme Footage @ArthurStammet

Uploaded January 2015 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago

Fractal eXtreme Footage created by Arthur Stammet in 2014.

All rights reserved by the author. The footage may just be used if the creator is informed by email (arthur.stammet@education.lu) and the link to his channel is mentioned in the description and/or credits of the Video: youtube.com/user/arturosta

Beyond - Soundtrack by Jérôme Kauffmann (Mandelbulb 3D Animation)

$Cubic Rotations - Mandelbulb 3D fractal animation$ $Transformer - Mandelbulb 3D Fractal Animation This movie has been created in August 2017 and uses a soundtrack, composed in November 2007. The soundtrack, Trombopigmalimbas Dream, has been composed in November 2007 for the rainy days festival in Luxembourg and premiered in the St-Michel Church in a spatialized version. This soundtrack is a stereophonic mixdown of the composition, created exclusively with sounds, created by the author with a personal version of Traveler, a NI Reactor instrument. A remix of this musical composition has won the first prize in the category Exceptional music recordings in octobre 2009 in Banbury (UK) during the 58th IARC Recording Contest. The film uses the soundtrack as it is and is a visual interpretation of the music. The fractal animation, which has been rendered in Mandelbulb 3D, has been adjusted to the musical context by adding some effects and speed variations (Twixtor).$ $waveXplorer - a very deep Fractal eXtreme zoom This fractal animation has been created by Arthur Stammet in August 2013. Its based on a very deep fractal zoom rendered with Fractal eXtreme and an electronic soundtrack, composed at the CNR (Centre de recherches) at Metz (France) in November 1987: Scherzo elettronico 2 - Drops climbing down the Waterfront. The fractal, which has a depth of 88260710400 iterations, explores a very minimalistic region of the standard Mandelbrot set. This very calm journey leads us to the tip of the frontal antenna of the set and lets us discover some mini Mandelbrots announced by a constantly growing condensation of wave-rays. These kindly psychedelic interruptions allow the appearance of some nice bends, leading to abstract heads with two eyes. A series of stills (the storybook of the movie) is available on flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/arthurstammet/sets/72157635095311614/$ $Artificial/Artistic Chaos - A meditation about fractals$ $Centered - Mandelbulb 3D and SpaceEngine Movie This cinematic masterpiece was crafted during the balmy months of July and August in 2023 specifically for the esteemed Pangea in Love Festival held in Luxembourg : https://www.pangeain.love Serving as the steadfast cornerstone of the performance, it seamlessly integrated improvisations featuring ethereal voices, resonant crystal bowls, soulful cello melodies, and cutting-edge electronics layered atop its mesmerizing visuals. Renowned musicians Valérie Stammet and Arthur Stammet, collectively known as the captivating Duo Stammet-Stammet, breathed life into the live instruments during this transcendent psychedelic journey. Made with the fractal rendering engine Mandelbulb 3D and some scenes created with SpaceEngine, the essence of this video is meticulously curated to distill the immersive experience into its purest form, offering a profound reflection on its elemental essence. #fractal #mandelbulb #mandelbulb3D #meditation #crystalbowls #centering #performance #artist #cello #meditate #space #animation #animationvideo$ $Missing - Mandelbulb 3D and Groboto Fractal Animation This movie has been created by Arthur Stammet in May 2016 for the Fractalforums.com Annual Fractal Art Competition 2016. Three types of digital footage have been combined for this movie: a meteor fileld created with Visions of chaos, two rotating bots made with Groboto and a fractal world rendered in Mandelbulb 3D. All these elements have been brought together and layered in Premiere and mastered with some Filmora effects. The soundtrack is an electronic composition, produced by the author in november 2014. Its title Die Elements (The elements) describes what it is about: the four elements (fire, wind, water and earth), explored acoustically while one of our bots flies through the fractal heart of a meteor, expecting to be able to join its lost partner, missed since the initial collision.$

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Evocation - Soundtrack by Jérôme Kauffmann (ArtMatic and JWildfire Animation)