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I discovered the exquisite beauty and fascinating world of fractals and the Mandelbrot set in the early 80's - just a few years after it was first described by mathematician Benoit Mandelbrot - when it was featured in a computer magazine I read.

Along with the article came a Basic program that after a whole day's running on our first home computer could produce the first 48 iterations of the Mandelbrot set in 16 colours in 480x360 pixel resolution - if it hadn't crashed along the way. It could not save the picture, but what appeared on the screen was beautiful.

Computing has indeed come a long way since then, and yesterday, I discovered what is probably the most lovely implementation of this beauty where imaginary numbers meet real ones and create infinite detail in the iPad app Frax. It is also in many ways the best iPad app I have seen in how it uses the touch interface to the full to control one's journey into this wonderful world.

As lovely as the detail...

Born in Norway in 1974, and discovering I knew how to paint in 1999, my work spans a wide variety of styles and media, all the way from traditional oils, pencil drawings and encaustics to digital paintings, 3D renderings and computer generated imagery, with styles ranging from the completely abstract to the sensually figurative.