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003: Fractals and Well-Being: Unveiling the Hidden Harmony feat. Dr. Richard Taylor, Part 2
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Welcome back to Finding Frequency with Dr. Richard Taylor for Part 2 of our enlightening exploration into fractals and bioinspiration. In this continuation of our conversation, Dr. Taylor, a Professor of Physics, Psychology, and Art at the University of Oregon, delves even deeper into the mesmerizing world of fractals.
Join us as we uncover Dr. Taylor’s art journey intertwined with fractals, explore how fractals apply to our daily lives and human behavior, and discover the innovative applications of biomimicry in the built environment. Get ready for another insightful discussion that will expand your understanding of the interconnectedness between art, science, and well-being.
In this episode, you will hear:
- Uncovering fractals and biomimicry
- Weather-inspired fractal art exploration
- Fractals in nature and technology
- Bringing fractals into home decor
- Fractals for stress relief
- The healing power of nature
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