Daniel (Dan) J. Sandin: A Volume of Two-Dimensional Julia Sets


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  • ©1991, Daniel (Dan) J. Sandin

Artist(s):


Title:


    A Volume of Two-Dimensional Julia Sets

Exhibition:


  • SIGGRAPH 1991: Art and Design Show
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Creation Year:


    1991

Medium:


    3/4" videotape

Size:


    2'00"

Category:


Technical Information:


    Hardware: AT&T Pixel Machine
    Software: Custom written in the RT/1 and C programming languages

Video:

 

Other Information:


    The visualization of 3D fractal objects is very difficult because they are not made up of polygons and normals are not defined. John Hart developed the ray­tracer which uses distance estimation to intersect the ray with the object and approximate the normals. My intention with the animation controlling software that I wrote, is to produce a ‘dramatic and dynamic exploration of this particular fractal. Original music and audio effects by Laurie Spiegel. Mathematical research by Lou Kauffman. Visual Leadership by Tom DeFanti.