CGI Fractals: Deep Time - with score by Giovanni Di Bernardo @julius-horsthuis

Uploaded September 2015 | Updated September 2026, 58 minutes ago

Fractal Timelapses by Julius Horsthuis
With originial score by Giovanni Di Bernardo
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rendered in Mandelbulb3d

$CGI Fractals: Deep Time - with score by Giovanni Di Bernardo Fractal Timelapses by Julius Horsthuis With originial score by Giovanni Di Bernardo http://www.giovannidibernardo.com/ for more cinmatic fractals, check out: www.julius-horsthuis.com rendered in Mandelbulb3d$ $Fractal Time Trailer Fractal Time is an abstract, immersive film that plays with the origin and future of our universe. For more information, please visit: http://www.julius-horsthuis.com/fulldome-1#/fractal-time/ Original soundtrack by David Levy$ $Fractals in Immersive Spaces | Julius Horsthuis Reel 2026 My work is made almost entirely from fractals: landscapes generated from mathematical formulas and rendered in Mandelbulb3D. The structures are self-similar, so whether you zoom in or out the code appears to recreate the whole. When micro mirrors macro, scale becomes impossible to read. This is a selection of my work displayed in Planetum - Prague, Fabrique des Lumières - Amsterdam, and ARTECHOUSE - Houston. Music: Bersarin Quartett - Autopoesie For more information, visit https://www.julius-horsthuis.com/$

Chillout Tutorial 2 Fractal Architecture

$Underwater Fractal Tutorial Julius Horsthuis explains the process behind this fractal underwater still. The recorded video is sped up 4 times to make sure you dont get too bored, and the recorded audio should provide you with some idea of whats going on at any time. On www.julius-horsthuis.com you can find the MB3D file of this scene.$

A very elegant string-of-pearls configuration.

$Fractalicious I published my first Fractal on the 31st of December 2013. After that, 2014 has been a very Fractalicious year for me. Thanks to a very supportive community, I’ve produced some 20 little fractal clips that total more than an hour of running time. Currently, I’m in the process of figuring out how I’m going to release my latest project, “Foreign Nature”, which will play on an Oculus VR, 360 degrees around us. Let’s hope that 2015 will bring forth a hell of a lot more Fractaliciousness! By Julius Horsthuis music: “The Sky Was Pink” by Vessels$