Byzantine Fractal [1]

Byzantine Fractal [1], is a vibrant composition that combines the symmetry of fractal geometry with organic floral motifs. The image showcases a richly detailed arrangement of orange and green petals, mirrored to form a mandala-like pattern that draws the eye inward toward a harmonious center. The symmetry and repetition evoke the intricate designs of Byzantine art, while the vivid colors give the piece a contemporary, almost digital aesthetic. This balanced blend of natural forms and geometric precision invites viewers to reflect on the interconnectedness of nature and mathematical beauty, creating a dynamic visual experience.

Maximilian Vermilye (b. 1993), also known as Max PhV, is a Swiss-based artist known for psychodynamic photography, a conceptual approach that transforms everyday scenes into surreal digital art using his smartphone. His work has been exhibited internationally, including in Geneva, London, Seoul, and the Metaverse, and was ranked among the top 20 photographers in Switzerland at the Swiss Photo Club 2021 exhibition.

Size 99 x 99 cm

Edition Open Edition

Materials 230gsm matt paper

Year 2021

Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity

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Carefully wrapped and packed in a protective cardboard tube. Worldwide shipping available.