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Imagine an image so intricate that no matter how closely you examine it, its patterns keep repeating infinitely. This is the mesmerizing nature of fractals—self-similar shapes that are everywhere in our world. From branching trees and lightning bolts to our body's tiniest blood vessels, fractals shape both nature and human existence. They are created by repeating simple processes, revealing stunning complexity through simple rules.

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"A fractal is a picture that tells the story of the process that created it." Hence, the picture of our reality is a result of our own selves.

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Since everything in nature, including us, follows fractal-like patterns it’s no wonder that scientists love to say that "God is just one big mathematician" 

 

In the late 20th century, the first fractal painting was created Benoit Mandelbrot, the father of Fractals. By applying simple mathematical formulas in the computer, he created the Mandelbrot Set—the first known fractal picture. Each tiny change in the fractal equation would ripple through the entire image, creating complex and beautiful designs. This discovery forever changed our understanding of complexity, showing us that the smallest shift can profoundly transform the whole.