UNSW Resources (PHYSICS!) - Fractal Expressionism. A second visual clue relates to 'fractal displacement', which refers to the pattern's property of being described by the same statistics at different spatial locations.
As a visual consequence, the patterns gain a uniform character and this is confirmed for Pollock's work in the upper inset of Fig. 3, where the pattern density P is plotted as a function of position across the canvas. These visual clues to fractal content can be confirmed by calculating the fractal dimension D of Pollock's drip paintings [9]. Jackson Pollock by Miltos Manetas, original design by Stamen, press any key to s. From the Archives. Weekly Illustration Challenges (to the death)
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