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| Andy Lomas: DLA fractal art |
Andy Lomas makes computer simulations of things that look a little like limescale deposits in water-pipes ... but
really pretty limescale deposits. They're another example of the
DLA (Diffusion Limited Aggregation) fractals mentioned earlier (like my iced-up fridge!), but his are computer-simulated at extremely high resolution, and can contain between around fifty to a hundred million individual particles.
More unusually, he's also done high-resolution plots of the tracks that particles took to reach those points, which gives a sort of inverse "ferny"-looking or lichen-like pattern. You can see some of his
"Images of Aggregation" and
"Images of Flow" art on his website.
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