Inspiration is cross pollinating

Great art's fractal secrets

"Computers can make errors, of course, and do so all the time in small, irritating ways, but the mistakes can be fixed and nearly always are. In this respect, they are fundamentally inhuman, and here is the relaxing thought: computers will not take over the world, they cannot replace us, because they are not designed, as we are, for ambiguity. "
Lewis Thomas, Late Night Thoughts on Listening to Mahler's Ninth Symphony.

The human body is a fractal creation

Morbid Anatomy

Fragmentation of generations

Message to the kids

Birth of recognition

Them Thangs

You're golden

 unknown

The measure of mood

All photos by Jason Napolitano 

Surfin bird

I miss you sundown

Jean Jacques Andre

Mamihlapinatapai