The two main and repeated elements in this piece, the "bow tie"-like shape and the spinning fractals, remind me of the big comet in the 1902 silent film, Le voyage dans la lune (A Trip to the Moon) by french director Georges Méliés. As the comet (a physical element - what they considered "special effects" a hundred years ago) is passed over the set, someone yanked a rope on it and set it spinning. This image gives the same feeling without actually moving. It moves in the eye of the viewer - something every college art instructor tries (and usually fails) to get their students to accomplish. Nice work, Lori, and a fun image. (Your "Qui" in the title and my reference to a french film was purely by accident.)

-Nikoneer

Right to my favs!!
Beautiful

Gorgeous!
Well Done!!

Smashing!! It's like a bunch of fractal waltz's!!

Love, love, love your work...beautiful!!!

I'd like to say simply gorgeous, but there's nothing simple about it...lol...Outstanding fractal Lori! Bravo!
Joanie

You could call this a delicacy, both delicate and rare. So very lovely. It is amazing what you coax out of the software, Lori. Just beautiful!

Now if this was in blues and greens, I would call it swimming against the tide. Very nice, and cool looking.

Wonderful creation! lovely colors! Great work!!

So delicate and clean! I love the twirls that go back on each other and give such great balance.
BB

Amazing work of art. =^..^= sandi ♪

Your creations always amaze me.

Garrett

Such a beautiful and imaginative creation. You do this type of image as well as anyone. Faved++