In Art

Curve Descent Pattern

August 15, 2014

Russian artist Oleg Soroko uses 3D modeling and special algorithms to create these intricate and mesmerizing topographically-inspired designs. In a series called After Form, Soroko explores isosurfaces and other highly complex shapes and forms. They almost resemble landscapes made out of liquid mercury. Via Behance:

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