Mandel Family Mutations - ArtMatic Footage @ArthurStammet

Uploaded December 2014 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago

ArtMatic Pro Footage created by Arthur Stammet in 2014. Original 16:9 resolution: 1920x1080 for Full HD 1080p videos. This footage is loopable. A high quality version is available for download on Vimeo: vimeo.com/114668193

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Mandel Family Mutations - ArtMatic Footage

$Fascinating Danger - Mandelbulb 3D Fractal animation on a Soundtrack played by Paul Kayser Fascinating Danger. No Rest Outside Enlightenment, improvisation on a Fractal Animation. Organist: Paul Kayser on the Oberlinger Organ at the Mondercange-Curch (L). Fractal Film created with Mandelbulb 3D by Arthur Stammet. Live performance recorded and filmed by Arthur Stammet in July 2012. The Concert has been organized by Noise Watchers Unlimited a.s.b.l. and Monnerecher Uergelfrënn a.s.b.l. The fractal movie is a long trip through a continuously changing, inhospitable and dangerous world. In this fascinating and infinitely complex place, no rest is possible. It offers only one option: flying through it and avoiding any contact with any kind of thorns, protecting every part of its interior and all its inhabitants. The only smooth places in this world are dazzling lights and the glary white door, leading into, back to or out this world: Enlightenment. A version with tweaked rendering is available in 1080p on Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/49963473$ $Escape - Mandelbulb 3D Fractal Animation This movie has been created by Arthur Stammet in May 2014. The Fractal animation has been rendered with Mandelbulb 3D and the soundtrack is a remix of Grainy Days, a suite of 7 electronic pieces, composed by the author in March 2003 and entirely realized with granular sounds, produced with a Native Instruments Reaktor synthesizer. This movie tells the story of two light beings who are forced to leave their home, a constantly morphing fractal planet. This is the second part of the video Looking for a new home (http://youtu.be/vJ6BYGQecRQ), created last year for the Fractalforums Fractal Art Competition. A part of the footage has been used here backwards and in a much higher speed, in order to fit within the boundaries of the short film duration, demanded by this years competition rules. By this way, we get a totally different vision of this already explored fractal.$

$The Fractal Mirror - Mandelbulb 3D fractal animation$ $Industrial Reflections Movie created in May 2022 by Arthur Stammet. The fractal animation at the beginning and the end of the movie has been created by Arthur Stammet. Actor and painter: Klaus Abromeit Film Set: Laminoir, Dudelange & Metzeschmelz, Esch-sur-Alzette & Schifflange Camera: Arthur Stammet Dance scene by Lautre pas Berlin Angiolini Ballet St. Petersburg Choreography: Konstantin Chuvachev & Klaus Abromeit Dancers: Polina Artemeva, Konstantin Chuvachev, Ekaterina Khlebikova, Ayami Oki and Valerii Ternovoy. Camera during the dance scene: Arsenii Nikolaev. Filmed at St. Petersburg Organ improvisation by Paul Kayser, performed live during September 2021 on the Organ of the St. Martin Church at Dudelange. Soundtrack composed, recorded and mastered by Arthur Stammet Movie directed and created with its soundtrack by Arthur Stammet in May 2022.$ $Organized Chaos - Mandelbulb 3D Fractal animation on a Soundtrack played by Paul Kayser This fractal movie combines the improvisation played by Paul Kayser during a concert with a new lecture of the movie which has been shown during the performance, recorded on the 11th november 2012 at the Dudelange St-Martin Church in Luxembourg. The concert being a tribute to movie soundtrack composers, Paul included some themes from famous movies: Gladiator, Harry Potter, The Pirates of the Caribbean... His transcendental vision of my original footage (Gustave Eiffel meeting Carl Menger in a Time-Machine) inspired me to rebuild this movie in order to bring it together with Pauls improvised soundtrack in a still stronger combination. So, this version is a movie about the music played on a previous version of itself, a kind of selfsimilar fractal about its own initial interpretation of selfsimilarity, apprearing under another name. In order to close this artistic loop and to create a tribute to Paul Kaysers genius, I decided to listen close to his musical interpretation of my movie, deconnected from its initial soundtrack. The result of this analysis forced me to replace a series of fast and dramatic cuts, synchronized to the original soundtrack, by similar but newly organized material, synchronized in post production to its new soundtrack.$

The Magic Cavern - Mandelbulb 3D Fractal Animation

$Fractal Geometry - Frax HD and Mandelbulb 3D Animation This movie has been created in December 2013 by Arthur Stammet. It uses a series of Frax HD Fractals (realized with an iPad), several Mandelbulb 3D loops and a Geogebra graph of the golden spiral. This stuff has been brought together in Adobe Premiere CS5 in order to fit with the soundtrack, composed in April 1993. The movie is a vibrant tribute to Benoit Mandelbrots computer generated fractal geometries, brought to 3D by two ways: using the genial Frax HD software and Mandelbulb 3D, a program allowing to raytrace three-dimensional fractals. #fractal #frax #mandelbulb3d #mandelbulbmaniacs #mandelbulb #fraxart #geometry #digitalart #arthurstammet #arthurstammetmovie #arthurstammetfractal #mandelbulb3d #mograph #experimental #soundtrack #artstation$

$Mandelbrot Fractal-Zoom : Spirals 2 - Fractal eXtreme Animation Mandelbrot 2D Fractal-Zoom created in Fractal eXtreme by Arthur Stammet. A high density render of this fractal is intended to be used as footage for art videos with music. This demo is presented in a DVD-Widescreen-resolution. A high quality render in 1080p will soon be available on the authors website, which is actually under construction.$