• Dye sublimation print on aluminum

• Limited Edition of 20

(Please allow 2 weeks for delivery - see below)

Savor the warm colors of autumn leaves.

About the Design

Starburst 8 is the second Fractal Islamic Pattern I ever designed. It is a pattern which, like its companion piece, Infinity Bloom 8, prominently features the eight-fold rosette commonly found in art and architecture throughout the Islamic world.

Gradual shading from bright yellow through deep garnet red give the piece an appearance of back lighting, drawing viewers into the center. The overall impression is of an outwardly expanding explosion, or an inwardly contracting tunnel, depending on the viewer and angle.

This first print of this piece (1/20) is part of the permanent collection at the Simons Center for Geometry and Physics at Stony Brook University.

About the Edition

This piece is offered as a Limited Edition, meaning only a limited number will ever be printed. Specifically, I will offer 20 prints (known as an "edition size" of 20) in your choice of 4 sizes. Non-square designs also offer a choice of portrait or landscape orientation.

Each piece will include a signature and edition number on the back, as well as a printed Certificate of Authenticity. When all 20 are sold, no more will be made. 

IMPORTANT: In most cases, your chosen work will be printed on demand the moment I receive your order, and may take up to 2 weeks to arrive, depending on the printer's current workload and your shipping location. Sometimes I may already have the size you choose in stock, in which case I will of course ship it immediately. 

About the Material

This piece is printed via dye sublimation on aluminum with a semi-gloss finish, giving it a clean, glossy look without extreme reflections. This is an incredibly durable medium, suitable for collectors. There are other finishes available (ultra-gloss and satin) each of which have their pros and cons. You can read more on the Materials FAQ, and feel free to contact me directly if your question is not answered there.

What People Say

This piece reminds me of amber and candlelight. The warmth of the color pattern feels like the sun is shining on me or that I am drinking a warm cup of tea in the colder months.
- Heidi S., Lee, MA