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Opus XVII — Infinite Tessellation — BVDART — BVDART

Opus XVII — Infinite Tessellation

Name: Opus XVII — Infinite Tessellation
Brand: BVDART
SKU: opus-xvii-infinite-tessellation
Price: 158.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

Penrose tiling at three simultaneous scales. The largest tiles contain Mandelbrot micro-textures. Medium tiles reveal Julia fractal fills. Fine tiles are ridge-noise geology. Three mathematical worlds occupying the same aperiodic space — each visible at a different zoom level.

Green, high-saturation filaments crisscross the frame and carve irregular polygonal basins filled with steel blue and navy. Amber and yellow concentrations ignite at intersections, forming starburst nodes and short flare-like streaks. Soft speckling and banded gradients thicken along filament edges, while interior regions settle into smoother blue fields. Overall structure establishes a tangled, networked lattice with repeated crossings and clustered hubs.

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Abstracte kunstTessellatiePenrose-betegelingMandelbrotverzamelingJuliaverzamelingFractalGeneratieve kunstAlgoritmePrisma (optica)Moderne kunstDigitale kunstWiskundeabstractalgorithmiclatticenetworkfilamentintersectionbandingdisplacementchromaticenergetic

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Artistic Critique

Green filaments establish strong directional energy while blue basins create spacious negative intervals that preserve legibility amid density. Amber junctions concentrate contrast and deliver rhythmic punctuation across the network, preventing visual drift. Color-banded edges and granular transitions reinforce depth and material tension, sustaining impact at both macro and micro scales.

Color Palette

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Avg lightness: 41%Avg saturation: 73%Hue range: 5°–353°

Named Colors

forest greensteel bluenavydark cyanolive

Composition

All-over mesh with clustered hubs; diagonal sweeps and a warm central flare establish the primary focal region.

Resemblance

Evokes tangled vines over deep water
Resembles lightning webbing across a stormy sky
Evokes bioluminescent algae threading through currents
Resembles cracked glaze filled with cobalt pigment

Analysis by gpt-5.2-2025-12-11 on 3/7/2026

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