One MAn Show with much Fractal Art

[LMarkoya]

One MAn Show with much Fractal Art



http://www.fractalforums.com/index.php?action=gallery;sa=view;id=16963

Yesterday the show was packed and transported to Washington and Lee University, Lexington, VA.
"Strange Attractors" will be my first one man show in 40 years. For the past few of those years I have poured my heart and soul into the evolution and continuity of Dali's work, and have developed my own style and philosophies.
While the show will concentrate on my own recent work, it will contain 2 Dali originals, never seen by the general public and some work I did during my time with the master. The show will also feature the short 3D film I made also named "Strange Attractors" which takes you inside the brain to witness thought as morphing fractal architecture, and more.
The images are from the unique lenticular 3D postcard I designed for the show announcement. To see an animated version that approximates the 3D of the card and complete details of the show click on this link.
http://www.louismarkoya.com/#!news/c1brw
To read details about the painting "The Infant as Velazquez's Strange Attractor" which the postcard is based on click on this link
http://www.louismarkoya.com/#!las-meninas/c1h1b
To view the site in general follow this link
Louis Markoya Surreal and Nuclear Mystical Art

Louis Markoya Surreal and Nuclear Mystical Art
Galleries of Louis Markoya art, fractals and sculpture. Salvador Dali Protege'
View on www.louismarkoya.com
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The show runs from Feb 16-March 20 with a special artists lecture on March 4th, 5:30PM, I hope to see some of you there.
Should anyone desire one of the special 3D postcards please contact archerc@wlu.edu, with name and address requesting the card. They will be mailed free while they last.

[cKleinhuis]

wonderful, too bad it is faaar too far away for me
all the best and keep us updated

[3dickulus]

I just received my "Strange Attractors" postcard  Thank you! I hope the show is going well.

[LMarkoya]

Thank you all for your support and well wishes. Last week I gave a talk for and about the show to around 200 people at the auditorium next to the gallery in Washington and Lee University. It spoke a lot on the evolution of fractals in art and making relevant that the golden section is so easily transformed into a fractal. With that explained I demystified Dali's love of Rhinocerous horns and Cauliflower, by explaining that not only are they logarithmic, but highly fractal. The point was made that many "classical" artists painted fractal geometry without their knowledge as the phenomina was not known until 1975. I also announced a new art "ism" for my work. While it employs surrealism and nuclear mysticism, it does not easily fit into either genre, so I introduced the term "Mathemysticism" to the audience. I think a few artists here fall into the category.

[cKleinhuis]

excellent louis, puh, a very big audience indeed