Art and science illuminate the same subtle proportions in tree branches
Art and science often see the world through different lenses, but when it comes to trees, they tell a strikingly similar story. From medieval carvings to Mondrian’s abstract paintings, artists have captured the intricate balance of branching patterns—patterns that mathematicians now recognize as fractals, nature’s blueprint for efficiency. Trees don’t just grow randomly; their branches
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