Engineering Pareidolia @julius-horsthuis

Uploaded January 2017 | Updated September 2026, 56 minutes ago

Patternicity and Agenticity in Fractals.
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music:
Maurice Horsthuis - Bouwput

$[3D FRACTAL] Natural Processes Whence all this complexity? While revisiting some old scenes experimenting with a more realistic lighting setup, I realized that fractals are even more intricate and complex then I ever had imagined. Then I pondered the same must me true for Nature. This is why I rendered the fractals with a more toned-down natural light, with a lot of browns and greens. Some skies are deliberately over-bright to emulate a high dynamic range lighting, which unfortunately is impossible in Mandelbulb3D. Music is Koan - Tribute for Hiawatha$

$VJ show with fractals: Conscious Coral VJ Pack$ $The Undoing of the Machine World what is the fractal? Contrary to popular belief, fractals arent only for psychedelic entertainment, but can be used to build future machines as well. Fast forward 200 years into the future and witness how the fractal machine world undoes itself. music: fragments from “The Matrix Reloaded” by Don Davis stretched 400%$ $Fractalicious 6 Fractalicious is a series of compilations for those who dont want to sit through an entire fractal to see how it morphs, but would rather see only the highlights. www.julius-horsthuis.com music: Julian Calor - Desperation$

$Fractalicious VR Mathematics is the language of Nature. This fractal compilation from the works of Julius Horsthuis shows the wonderful complexities that make up our universe. Music: Ekorce - Latibule. Find more fractaliciousness by getting Recombination in the Meta store. https://www.meta.com/experiences/recombination-anniversary-edition/6047388498631770$ $Fractals of Incidence a _CelticMode, an Amazing-Box-Smooth-Fold and a rotate C. Simple mathematics define the forms of the frozen netherworld. Incidental reflections and refractions do the rest. The music is of a soundtrack by the amazing Eric Serra from the Luc Besson movie Atlantis. (from the early nineties) If you want to have a little background info on the rendering process, please read my blog post on this piece: www.julius-horsthuis.com/blog/2016/3/12/95n0uobzpjvbgwt7y3ufdzvopgaw34 ...and then consider what these frosty fractals would look like in VR...$