Neil Banas is a digital artist and computational oceanographer living,
working, and teaching in Seattle. Inspiration for his work comes
sometimes from pure math and geometry but more often from dynamics in
nature. This piece is based on a simulation of millions of faint
particles running down invisible hillsides, spreading and converging
like water in a stream network or draining off mudflats at low tide.
Neil's work has appeared in the Journal of Physical Oceanography,
Marine Ecology Progress Series, and, in summer 2007, Spiegel Online.

Purchase
All our wallpapers are custom-printed in any size to fit your space floor to ceiling, left to right. Mail us your wall dimensions and we'll reply you with a quote.

.