fractal islamic patterns by phil webster

the screened icosahedral lamp by Phil Webster

Intricate 3D Sculpture. Fascinating, delicate sculptures made using the latest 3D printing technology by Phil Webster . His primary focus has been exploring the combination of traditional Islamic motifs with fractal patterns. This has led to an entire family of art works.

The best way to see this in action is simply to browse the portfolio. Phil Webster is a self-taught artist exploring the intersections of mathematical patterns and shapes, natural forms, ancient design traditions, and sacred geometry. He blends his distinctive and diverse set of skills and interests with his lifelong love for the beauty of geometry to produce unique works of geometric art and décor. Phil creates his art using a variety of techniques, including laser cutting wood, paper, and acrylic; 3D printing in plastic and metal; giclée prints on paper, canvas and metal.

Webster was born in Rochester, NY. His studies have been in the fields of geometry, cognitive science, music, cartography and computer science. The common threads running through these fields inform his art and design today, including the appreciation of technological tools, aesthetics and design skills, mathematical and programming skills. He currently resides in Scotts Valley, CA with his wife and cat.