Aztec Mine, Detail — a towering fractal temple of copper and blue terraces

3D fractal art & oil paintings · Florida

Worlds grown
from mathematics.

Each piece starts as a formula and ends as a place you could almost walk into. Bring one home as a gallery-quality print, canvas, or large-format studio print.

118designs available in print
Up to 9,000 pxsource renders, sharp at wall scale
Large format20 × 30 or 24 × 36 in · square 24 × 24 or 30 × 30 in
Worldwideprinted & shipped to your door

Preview

See it on your wall.

Pick any print and a frame, then try it in our sample room or in a photo of your own wall. In the sample room the scale reflects a 20 × 30 or 24 × 36 in print, or 24 × 24 or 30 × 30 in for square pieces.

A softly lit living room with a walnut sideboard and lounge chair

Original paintings

Paint on masonite.

Before the fractals came oil paint. These panels explore systems, networks and growth, the same ideas that later turned into mathematics. Ask about available originals, or order a print.

Ascension 1 Five panels, oil on masonite, 48 × 24 in each, 2004 Private collection · prints by request

How to own one

Choose your format.

Art print

Archival paper with a crisp white border. The easy way to start a collection or frame it yourself.

From about $19

Canvas

Stretched and ready to hang. The deep tones of the renders glow on textured canvas.

From about $72

Framed print

Arrives framed and ready for the wall, in black, white, or natural wood.

From about $153

Direct from the artist

Studio print

Printed to order and shipped from Peter's studio, in 20 × 30 in or 24 × 36 in. Square pieces come in 24 × 24 in or 30 × 30 in. Ideal as a gift or a centerpiece.

Request a studio print

Art prints, canvas and framed prints are printed and shipped by Redbubble. Prices are approximate, set at checkout, and vary by size. Posters, cards, pillows and more are also available.

Generator in the Cubic City – Blue, a silver fractal machine suspended in a city of cubes

About the artist

Art as an investigation.

“I often start with just a general idea of what I am trying to accomplish and allow the work to guide me as much as I guide it. At times my creative process feels like a meditation that leaves behind images.”

Peter Berry studied fine art at the University of Georgia, focusing on jewelry and metalworking, and earned a BFA in Drawing and Painting from Georgia State University. After ten successful years in business, he returned to art and began painting systems, networks and growth on masonite panels.

That curiosity led him to Mandelbulb 3D and XenoDream, where a few lines of mathematics become cathedrals, coral reefs and machines that never existed. Every render is composed, lit and refined by hand until the structure feels inevitable.

Portrait of Peter Berry
Peter BerryBFA, Georgia State University

Looking for something specific?

Original paintings, custom sizes, commissions and corporate installations. Ask Peter directly.