Fractal Graphics by Sylvia Cordedda

Computer graphics in the twentieth century strengthened its position and firmly entered our lives, becoming one of the fastest growing areas of contemporary art. A huge number of graphic editors allow you to write virtual paintings for both ordinary lovers and professional artists.
Let us remind our readers that the definition of fractals given by Mandelbrot is as follows: "A fractal is a structure consisting of parts that are in some sense similar to the whole."

People have long noticed that fractals can be found in various manifestations of nature: in the frost on the window, in the structure of the flower, the human circulatory system, in music. After all, our life itself consists of repeating moments that make up a single whole.

But no matter how complex the structure, fractal structures always look elegant, decorative. Therefore, in our century, fractal graphics have begun to gain momentum in their popularity and are used in computer graphics to create plants, mountains, stones, the sea and many other objects and things.
A feature of fractal painting is the fact that the artist does not draw a picture, he creates it using a mathematical formula that is displayed by the program as an image.

One of the representatives of modern fractal painting is the Italian Sylvia Cordedda, who uses fractal geometry to create her images. Her work stands out among all the rest, creating plant motifs that are most applicable in digital art.
Using a special program, Sylvia takes the viewer from the world of imagination to the world of virtual reality, filled with amazing colors.
By their tenderness and refined translucency, paintings can compete with works of glass.
Born in Tuscany, and in 2012 was carried away by the mapping of fractals.

Sylvia says that she managed to sort out a lot before taking up computer graphics: “I tried many different areas of art, such as photography and graphics, after which I plunged into the world of fractals. As you can see, I am addicted to flowers. ”
The artist’s works are unusual and resemble strange plants and patterns from distant planets. I want to consider them, peer into each petal, representing the endless bizarre fields where such flowers grow.

Fractal graphics are a completely new direction, the field of art has not been fully studied, but what we already see can imagine what miracles can be expected in the future.