High in the Sky by dochtersions

Fractal • Abstract • posted on Nov 16, 2015

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Description

Some things in life we see only briefly. And just when we look up, and we discover something special, this is getting higher and higher, until: It finally disappears from our horizon. But one day, it are precisely these fine things, which we see again. It's not that I want to say that this fractal is something very special, the fractal is only symbolic. Thank you all very much.

Comments (17)

Wolfenshire

1:15PM | Mon, 16 November 2015

Wow, this is an amazing and complicated fractal.

lyron

1:16PM | Mon, 16 November 2015

Awesome image!!!

Cyve

1:26PM | Mon, 16 November 2015

Absolutely fabulous my friend !!! Love it !!!

durleybeachbum

4:05PM | Mon, 16 November 2015

Symbolic and also rather beautiful!

MrsRatbag

4:55PM | Mon, 16 November 2015

Superb and I know just what you mean...

beachsidelegs

6:47PM | Mon, 16 November 2015

Another beauty very well done my friend :)

Richardphotos

7:47PM | Mon, 16 November 2015

quite beautiful

anahata.c

8:15PM | Mon, 16 November 2015

those things that disappear...for me, sometimes they never left, it's just that we weren't always looking. But other times they went away, and then came back...however they leave, you created a complex ganglia of all kinds of things here, organic material, mechanical, artistic...that red sphere feels like part of a piece of machinery, or part of a metal sculpture. The green pieces feel almost like peels from a green apple. The shiny things with those "ribs" on them feel like whales or dolphins, almost; or like the side to a metal structure, all bent and warped. It's fascinating, Mies, and it floats in space waiting for someone to figure it out, plumb its depths. A very provocative work...and you have faint circles of light behind the thing, as if this were floating in space, and it was passing a distant galaxy...