Vicky Brago-Mitchell creates elegant, fascinating fractal imagery that happily marries science and art. Fractals are digital images created by computer repetitions, revealing more details of an object as each repetition brings the viewer closer. Formerly a photographer who spent several years in Japan, Brago-Mitchell calls her work “divine geometry” and was compelled by fractals because they “delight the eye and tickle the brain.” Though not real objects, each of Brago-Mitchell’s pieces resembles something that is familiar to observers.

This photographic print was digitally printed on archival paper for pure color and fine detail worthy of museum or gallery display.