So one part of our brain senses the fractal nature of the drip paintings even though we are not consciously aware of it! Wow that's actually mind-blowing to me. I wonder if anyone has published a peer reviewed paper in a math, science or Art History journal about this...does anyone know? If anyone knows of something somewhere can you please give me the citation !
People act like Pollock was a genius, and he had this ability to create fractals in his paintings no one else does. I think he was literally just doing his thing and feeling it out, and by the nature of this style of painting, fractals arise.
Drip drip drip still not art. King is naked(Anderson). It is really "mathematical structure" when Pollock did not know what he did espesially when he was drunk.
Not the same -.-' a fractal is never "the same"! It is very similar and looks almost the same. Pick a tree and Look at the branch. It is never the same but it looks similar (same structure of build). Here in pullocks paintings the fractals have the same amount of complexety! You should listen and watch better...
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i only see splash of paint nothing special, maybe someone cannot copy his nonsense splash of paint on the canvas but certainly he cannot copy someone else painting also,, and im sure he cannot copy the mona lisa ,girl with the pearl earing, and other great and timeless classical painting which is the true art,, this painting of splash of paint in the canvas is not art its just splash of paint,
This has been debunked. physicsbuzz.physicscentral.com/2009/01/facts-on-pollocks-fractals.html www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/11/071125114847.htm
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No one's telling you to look at it if you think it is bs. There's more than enough art that is realist in nature that maybe you'd prefer. Maybe have some self-doubt sometimes? Maybe people around the world are not idiots for thinking something is art.
2:37 Absolute 100% BS. Compare the top left pic and the bottom left pic. There is NO similarity in patterns. One is more of fine and smooth hair-like FILAMENT and the other is more of blobs of rough ink marks with lots of ROUND drops. As you zoom in more and more, you can see more of the drops than the filaments.
EasiPat you are missing the point entirely. The COMPLEXITY is the same in each image, the more you zoom in, not the IMAGE is the exact same the more you zoom in. Think of a pile of leaves falling from autumn trees. As they layer up over time this is an example of a dynamic system (the trees) leaving behind a fractal (the patterns of the leaves). The complexity of this pattern will stay the same as the layers continue to build up.
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Interesting to think about our minds recognizing natural mathematical patterns and how that impacts what we perceive as beauty.
So one part of our brain senses the fractal nature of the drip paintings even though we are not consciously aware of it! Wow that's actually mind-blowing to me. I wonder if anyone has published a peer reviewed paper in a math, science or Art History journal about this...does anyone know? If anyone knows of something somewhere can you please give me the citation !
It's from "the code". Brilliant!
Really cool insights into Pollock's painting style.
"WHEN I'M PAINTING I'M NOT AWARE OF WHAT I'M DOING" said Pollock once. -You're doing Mathematics mr Pollock
People act like Pollock was a genius, and he had this ability to create fractals in his paintings no one else does. I think he was literally just doing his thing and feeling it out, and by the nature of this style of painting, fractals arise.
Can’t get over the Cliff
with slight variations as fractals do change ever so slightly
Everything is connected fellow RUclips ers......but our puny human mind is not yet ready to comprehend those connections....
Jackson Pollock the best
Drip drip drip still not art. King is naked(Anderson). It is really "mathematical structure" when Pollock did not know what he did espesially when he was drunk.
doesnt look the same even in the images they used to illustrate it supposedly looking the same at each magnification
Not the same -.-' a fractal is never "the same"!
It is very similar and looks almost the same. Pick a tree and Look at the branch. It is never the same but it looks similar (same structure of build).
Here in pullocks paintings the fractals have the same amount of complexety! You should listen and watch better...
@@anton1012 that's not the claim they make
@@Shaun381 well, it is...
@@Shaun381 you have no idea what fractals are do you lol. That is definitely the claim they make, very clearly.
Pollock é incomparável!
what documentary is this from
Organized Chaos?
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Scientific papers on this subject can be downloaded at the following website:
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This is a much more reliable resource: www.nytimes.com/2006/12/02/books/02frac.html
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Why the hell am I linked here as a main source I want to read something
The code documentary
Is Richard Dawkins narrating or am I being delusional?
i only see splash of paint nothing special, maybe someone cannot copy his nonsense splash of paint on the canvas but certainly he cannot copy someone else painting also,, and im sure he cannot copy the mona lisa ,girl with the pearl earing, and other great and timeless classical painting which is the true art,, this painting of splash of paint in the canvas is not art its just splash of paint,
Spoken like someone who's never painted a day in their life.
Nope, Marcus du Sautoy himself.
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This has been debunked.
physicsbuzz.physicscentral.com/2009/01/facts-on-pollocks-fractals.html
www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/11/071125114847.htm
If you are interested in scientific facts then please visit the following website where you can download peer-reviewed publications:
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Uh huh, not sure why I looked on this video
That beautiful thing is called spliied juice not art ( being so polite controlling my words due to the guidelines policy)
Spoken like someone who's never painted a day in their life.
lmao looks nothing like fractal to me and it makes nonsense.
One eyed god.
Drip drip drip are not art. It is garbage
You really clicked to complaint f u buddy
No one's telling you to look at it if you think it is bs. There's more than enough art that is realist in nature that maybe you'd prefer. Maybe have some self-doubt sometimes? Maybe people around the world are not idiots for thinking something is art.
@@Ari-ne2yb Same way no one is telling you to look at his comment . That above comment is an art to my eye's
@@GaneshSrinivas-y4l lol fair enough
Also god this is such a vain comment of mine. Apologies for the tone
@verakapelyan674
2:37 Absolute 100% BS. Compare the top left pic and the bottom left pic. There is NO similarity in patterns. One is more of fine and smooth hair-like FILAMENT and the other is more of blobs of rough ink marks with lots of ROUND drops. As you zoom in more and more, you can see more of the drops than the filaments.
EasiPat you are missing the point entirely. The COMPLEXITY is the same in each image, the more you zoom in, not the IMAGE is the exact same the more you zoom in.
Think of a pile of leaves falling from autumn trees. As they layer up over time this is an example of a dynamic system (the trees) leaving behind a fractal (the patterns of the leaves). The complexity of this pattern will stay the same as the layers continue to build up.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤡
LMAO mathematical structure embedded in splashes of paint.