002: Fractals and Well-Being: Unveiling the Hidden Harmony feat. Dr. Richard Taylor, Part 1

Finding Frequency: Spaces Where People Feel Good

Dive into the mesmerizing world of fractals with physicist and bioinspiration innovator, Dr. Richard Taylor, in our second episode. Dr. Taylor, Professor of Physics, Psychology, and Art, as well as the Head of the Physics Department at the University of Oregon, takes us on a journey from the intricate patterns of physics to the profound impact of bioinspiration on health and well-being.

With a Ph.D. and D.Sc. in physics and a Master's degree in art theory, Dr. Taylor explores nature’s patterns across a diverse range of fields – spanning architecture, art, biology, chemistry, engineering, mathematics, physiology, and psychology – with over 300 published articles.

Discover how he harnessed the stress-reducing power of fractal imagery in the built environment. Join us for a mind-expanding conversation at the intersection of art, science, and well-being with a true visionary in the field.

In this episode, you will hear:

• Evolution of visual fractals
• Brain's default mode network and aesthetics
• Passion for nature and interdisciplinary thinking
• Innovative painting technique
• Fractals in art and architecture

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https://blogs.uoregon.edu/richardtaylor/

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