Fractal Series
Zoom into the seahorse valley of the Mandelbrot set.
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$29.00
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The mathematics
The Mandelbrot set is the most famous object in fractal mathematics: the set of complex numbers c for which the iteration z → z² + c (starting at z=0) remains bounded. Its boundary is infinitely complex, exhibiting self-similar detail at every magnification. Outside the set, points are colored by escape speed — how many iterations they take to grow past a threshold. The result is a high-precision rendering at deep iteration depth with smooth-iteration coloring.
In the Fractal Series collection
The Mandelbrot set and its companion Julia sets live in the complex plane at the edge of order and chaos. For each complex number c, iterate z → z² + c starting from z = 0: if the sequence stays bounded, c belongs to the Mandelbrot set; otherwise, the escape speed colors the surrounding fractal boundary. Julia sets fix c and vary the starting point, producing connected dust, dendrites, or solid regions depending on where c lies. Both reveal infinite self-similar detail at every zoom level — you can keep magnifying forever and the structure keeps renewing itself. Every image in this collection is computed at high iteration depth with smooth-iteration coloring, so the gradients you see correspond exactly to how fast each point escapes.
z_{n+1} = z_n² + c, escape when |z| ≥ 2