The Artwork of Mike DuBois
http://www.mikedubois.net/
Diatom Art
Diatom are single-celled photosynthetic organisms, one of several groups of algae that biomineralize silicate. They inhabit both fresh and marine water. Deposition of the silicate creates rigid cell walls which can take on a complex variety of geometric shapes. In victorian times, hobbyists and enthusiasts would create arranged slides, microscopic pictures only a millimeter or two across, made out of
Eric Drooker
http://www.drooker.com/
Artist Showcase – Larry Kagan
My husband and I went to the Flint Institute of Arts last week and saw a really cool sculpture hanging on the wall by artist, Larry Kagan. It appeared to be just a bunch of chaotic twisted metal pieces welded together, but it was casting a shadow on the wall in the shape of a perfect box! We came home
Fractal Origami
These fractal origami models were folded and photographed by Michał Kosmulski. Above, an image of the Sierpinski Tetrahedron. You can see many more examples of balls, polyhedra, intersecting planes and the like at the Modular Origami homepage.
Miguel Chevalier
French artist, Miguel Chevalier is known internationally as one of the pioneers of virtual and digital art. Currently, he has an interesting fractal installation which can be experienced at Wood Street Galleries in Pittsburgh, PA. Motion detectors allow the viewer to interact with the growth of the fractal “plants” which simulate nature. There are 8 varieties, ranging from flowering vegetation
Setpixel
I love this site and everything in it. www.setpixel.com – I've blogged about the Interactive Waterfall before, but this time, I was particularly taken by the simplicity of Charles Forman's statement, “the tools that the artist uses are always the least important part of their creative process.” Charles uses processing to make his art interactive and magical. You can see
David Ho
http://www.davidho.com/gallery/personal/perhaps.jpg
Andrei Protsouk
Andrei Protsouk
Protein Sculptures by Julian Voss-Andreae
Protein Sculptures
Modular Origami
I know how much you love interesting origimi, so feast your eyes on these beauties! An entire page filled with origami balls and polyhedra that were folded and photographed by Michał Kosmulsk. This one is called an icosidodecahedron – you can find folding instructions here.