Fractal Geometry of the Natural World
Fractals are geometric patterns whose parts resemble the whole, no matter how small they are or how closely you view them. Because they appear the same at all levels of magnification, 
these rough shapes are considered to be infinitely complex. They are often used to help model chaotic systems and irregular structures in nature, such as weather patterns, coastlines, plant growth, and snowflakes.
These works experiment with fractal structures and dissipated shapes to evoke the infinite possibilities of order within chaos. For Theo, this series reunites culture with nature, forging “a harmonic relationship, an ever-changing world, where both energy and matter flow, fluctuate, and advance.”
Theo has shown widely within Spain, including exhibitions in Valencia and Madrid.
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