Cool Video Wall Animations, CG, Fractals, and Stereoscopic 3D (2K and beyond)

Here you can show us your Video Wall animations, CG, fractals, and stereoscopic 3D video creations. So, what would be Video Wall sized anyway? To me it would be a display area that is at least twice the size of a regular SD or HD (720, 768, 1080p, etc) video display. It would be grand if you have material at 2k (double HD) and larger to show us here.

Even if you've created it with cameras (still and/or video) please feel free to link to your work sold here on Pond 5.

This thread is one of several areas pertaining to computer generated fractal videos and video capture of fractals. Video capture of fractals might be taken from examples in nature or something you have done as a stop motion project. Those are just two examples right off the bat.

Anyone who wishes to share their work within these guidelines is more than welcome to do so. If you wish to discuss these things please go right ahead. Within this thread are some favorites that I'd like to highlight. The cool thing about fractals and fractal generated flames is there is no right or wrong way to perceive them.

We each have our own criteria for what delights our senses. Some may love particular colors, shapes, or types of motion. For others they may be looking for something to relax to. Still others may just want some cool looking animations for a party, to draw attention to their business, or as means to get people to talk to each other. You might want to have unique motion visuals running for your salon, hotel, garden, or even underwater in your pool(s). Perhaps you're in need of some video elements for a science fiction production or background lighting for a play. You might be the new manager at a hotel that is looking for ways to add "pop" to their guests suites, lobby, a glass wall or frosted glass or Plexiglas installation at an art gallery.

There are plenty of potential uses for my various fractal animations. What I have chosen for this thread may not be what you are looking for. In which case please take some time to run through my media bins which are categorized by video resolution, their use of ChromaDepth 3D glasses (or not), or other criteria.

For the first entry here is a fractal project I was working on back in 2007. The original version is at 4096x3072 pixels.

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