I am a self-taught digital artist with an engineering background. My fractal art is created using mathematical formulas in computer software, where I explore the endless possibilities of fractal patterns. This technical and experimental process allows me to design intricate, layered pieces inspired by natural fractals. Though geometric patterns often appear rigid, fractals—common in nature—can possess a fluid, organic quality which can be modeled by mathematics. By layering these patterns and carefully selecting colors, I transform flat designs into vibrant compositions that feel almost three-dimensional. Each piece is a journey, sometimes meticulously planned and other times a process of organic discovery, resulting in work that feels both mathematical and deeply connected to nature.