Galaxarium @julius-horsthuis

Uploaded February 2015 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago

Emergence and self-similarity.
by Julius Horsthuis
music:
"Day One Dark" by Hans Zimmer

$Fractalicious VR Mathematics is the language of Nature. This fractal compilation from the works of Julius Horsthuis shows the wonderful complexities that make up our universe. Music: Ekorce - Latibule. Find more fractaliciousness by getting Recombination in the Meta store. https://www.meta.com/experiences/recombination-anniversary-edition/6047388498631770$ $Fractals of Incidence a _CelticMode, an Amazing-Box-Smooth-Fold and a rotate C. Simple mathematics define the forms of the frozen netherworld. Incidental reflections and refractions do the rest. The music is of a soundtrack by the amazing Eric Serra from the Luc Besson movie Atlantis. (from the early nineties) If you want to have a little background info on the rendering process, please read my blog post on this piece: www.julius-horsthuis.com/blog/2016/3/12/95n0uobzpjvbgwt7y3ufdzvopgaw34 ...and then consider what these frosty fractals would look like in VR...$ $Their Fractal Hallucination With their magic meter depleted, the boys have to find a way out of their fractal hallucination. Is that even possible? Arent all our magic meters depleted? by Julius Horsthuis www.julius-horsthuis.com rendered in Mandelbulb3d 2016 music: “Engineers” and “Weyland” by Marc Streitenfeld Hand animation courtesy by Kees Sparnaaij thanks to Hectic Electric$

$[4K 60fps 3D Fractal] Kleinian Savage Psytrance fractals! music: Astrix, Ace Ventura - Valley of Stevie$

$M a c h i n e Fractal fly-throughs can be boring – so I made this one extra-long to make sure you would get super bored. That is unless you start to forget the world around you and let your imagination fill in the fractal void. Every nook and cranny will start to come alive – have a purpose. The deeper you go, the more intense this place will feel. You’ll be so immersed you won’t comprehend that all it takes to create this world is the code written on the side of the frame. Please check out www.julius-horsthuis.com for more fractaliciousness. If this gets enough attention I might consider re-rendering this for VR (Oculus, Gear VR, etc.)$