I 'M SORRY, DONT KNOW ;-\ by rocserum

Fractal • Fantasy • posted on Feb 01, 2007

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Hi. thanks for the klick and your support. And maybe you can tell me what this is. Its Apophysis for shore. One original, and one resized, mirrored and flaoting on a flood base. They look very noisy to me, but a name? take care, just fantasize a bit, its fun.

Comments (22)

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kansas

9:23AM | Thu, 01 February 2007

I like the shape of this flame. But I can't think of a good title either.

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idiot_sphinx

9:24AM | Thu, 01 February 2007

Kind of reminds me of something from the original "Star Trek" , where they found the planet with all of the funtioning brains ...LOL... Great design in any sense !! !!~LOVELY~!!

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Niha

9:27AM | Thu, 01 February 2007

I would title it In Love... The part on the bottom looks like a heart and two people are atop of it holding their hearts in there hands . Nice image with APO! Great job!

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ulliroyal

9:30AM | Thu, 01 February 2007

Looks like Pamela Duck to me the cute sister of Donald :D

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kepp

10:45AM | Thu, 01 February 2007

looks lik ghostly plasma to me excellant work

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Vremont

12:08PM | Thu, 01 February 2007

these are indubitably flamingo embryoes :-) wonderful mix of organic and ethereal forms :-)

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RodolfoCiminelli

12:26PM | Thu, 01 February 2007

Excellent and creative fractalwork of original abstract shapes......!!!

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Naoo

1:09PM | Thu, 01 February 2007

Looks excellent!!!

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CarolSassy

1:59PM | Thu, 01 February 2007

Whatever, it looks lovely! I like the different colors and the pretty orbs. Nice work! (:

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algra

2:17PM | Thu, 01 February 2007

A floating abstract sculpture as the 'Sculpture flottante' of Martha Pan in the sculpture garden in Otterlo. Only this one looks a little bit top-heave, giving it a surrealistic touch. Great shape!

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