Fractal Beaver Lake

by Stephane Poirier

Title

Fractal Beaver Lake

Artist

Stephane Poirier

Medium

Mixed Media - Digital

Description

Artwork derived from Fractal Montreal cities images collection. All Fractal Montreal cities artworks were created by Stephane Poirier – FM-ORG, HA-ORG, and SPI CORP's Chief Software Engineer and Founder.

For this artwork, Stephane Poirier - SPI or simply spi from the source code, created Fractal Montreal cities mosaics that may also contain color processed and geometry modified cities' photographs. Authorized reuse permitted by Creative Commons Attribution 1.0 Public Domain CC0 1.0 and 2.0 Generic CC BY 2.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/). These Fractal Montreal cities mosaics may contain, in parts or in whole, one, many, or all of the following photographs: The World's Most Expensive Skyscrapers by The B1M used under ShutterStock Standard License, Intelligent cities by Antoine Frérot used under ShutterStock Standard License, Montreal by Arild Vagen used under Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic CC BY-SA 2.0, Montreal Skyline by maha-online used under Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic CC BY-SA 2.0, Montreal city in Canada autumn season colorful trees by Firefighter Montreal used under ShutterStock Standard License, Montreal sunrise with colorful leaves by Firefighter Montreal used under ShutterStock Standard License, New York City skyline with urban skyscrapers at sunset by ventdusud used under ShutterStock Standard License, Montreal Canada autumn season coulors by Firefighter Montreal used under ShutterStock Standard License.

From 2020, HA-ORG, NS-ORG, OIFII-ORG, FM-ORG, and SPI CORP founder, Stephane Poirier, develops the software that produces fractal artworks at super-resolution. These Fractal Montreal mosaics are created by SPI, both the human and SPI the non-human set of virtual machine instances running in the cloud powered by SPI CORP. These millions of Fractal Montreal mosaics Poirier creates are reused as 144 million pixels digital brush miniatures to paint new artwork parcels, derived or not, from other seed images, video frames, photographs, illustrations, etc. Poirier's artwork creation process is itself Fractal.

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July 22nd, 2023

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