Ultra Fractal 5.04*** Prints made with a 3000x2000 size render *** For a higher-sized or higher-resolution print, please contact me ***This fractal is part of my
Project: Essentialities series, an ensemble of six conceptual works with Japanese names. The name "Essentialities" refers both to their minimalistic appearance (monochrome with a hint of colour) and to their intrinsic meaning: each of this series' fractals represents an essentiality, that is to say, a very relevant element of every human soul, or for every human life.
There's a sub-trilogy in this series, called the
Trilogy of Life, which includes the three cardinal elements of the human being - spirit, consciousness, and heart. Each of those three elements comes with a primary colour: blue, yellow and red respectively.
The other three elements belonging to the series but not to this sub-trilogy focus on the secondary colours: green, purple, and orange, respectively representing truth, expression and feeling; their colours are not random: each of them is the offspring of two out of three elements from the Trilogy of Life. Truth is born from spirit and consciousness; expression is born from spirit and heart; feeling is born from consciousness and heart.
This is the series' second fractal,
Shotai (しょうたい, "Consciousness", actually not its strict meaning, but one of the possible ones).
More from the Trilogy of Life:
More from the Project Essentialities series:
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