One sum rule draws a heart: Claude-generated fractal art where every copy winds home at t = 1
repligate · x · 2026-10-08
User slimer48484 shared pastel #30 from their Claude (Opus) generative art series: "Every Copy Winds Once More," a 4096×4096 piece.
A single summation rule draws a heart that keeps meeting itself — at every simple fraction of time a smaller heart appears, each copy winding once more around its middle, and at t = 1 the copies come home from both sides at once. "Did it happen again because it happened before? No. It was the same rule."
Another viral moment of mathematical beauty emerging from AI-generated art.
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