These fractal mandalas depict the structure of our universes as described by the various metaphysical systems. Mandalas and fractals (i.e trees) have always been used in religious art to depict the universe, which surrounds us like a mandala, and appears similar at all levels like a fractal. These fractal mandalas combine both to create the ultimate metaphysical art, which is both highly abstract and visionary.
Among others, the fractal mandalas depict yin and yang, the four elements, the I Ching, the Tetractys, and the geomantic figures. These mandalas were first hand-drawn, and then recreated digitally down to the pixel to ensure maximum precision.
The fractal mandalas are available as 10” or 24” screen prints on top quality tree-free hemp and bamboo paperboard, and would make an elegant addition to any wall.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Fractal Art
- Exploring the usage of fractals in visionary art creates opportunities for new art forms and styles.
- Metaphysical Art
- Exploring and visualizing metaphysical concepts leads to new innovative artwork that could tap into a new market.
- Eco-friendly Art Prints
- There is an opportunity to create sustainable print media, such as printing on tree-free hemp and bamboo paperboard.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Art and Design
- The art and design industry can incorporate fractals and metaphysical concepts in new and innovative ways.
- Sustainability
- The printing industry can capitalize on the trend of eco-friendly printing using sustainable media like hemp and bamboo paperboard.
- Technology
- Through the digital recreation of hand-drawn imagery, the technology industry can develop tools for artists to create their own fractal mandala art.
