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Submitted: November 1, 2011
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What the War Lostby *timemit

Digital Art / Fractal Art / Raw Fractals

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*PaulineMoss Apr 11, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

This would look stunning printed on silk!

*timemit Apr 11, 2012 Student General Artist

thank you.. yes i thought it would be good on textile

~Siziphe Dec 1, 2011

I see it's listed under raw fracts by the means of the technique, but the overall feel is anything but raw, very poetic and filigree on the contrary .... At first glance makes me think of a microscopic zoom of the earth's silicate crystals, but wen i look at it's name and the meaning, my perception shifts to the "stardust in our bones" point of view .... We know the consequences of this kind of human interaction erase all kinds of structures on the widest scale, but the hardest point of absorption and the most shakening one manifests there where most obvious too, collecting the light of life from bare matter and voiding it into pure dust ~

*timemit Dec 2, 2011 Student General Artist

ah that is a very good interpretation, many of these ones have a 'geological' feel to them either in a sedimentary layered aspect or as you say a crystalline structure.. In this case I was referring to another love of mine which is Afghan rugs (many of which have similar pattern structure and natural dyes reflected in lots of the fractals i did in this series..i just haven't posted many of them here) and what the long history of conflict throughout that region has cost us in the loss of culture and artifact..

Thank you