Familiar faces get a mathematical twist in web designer Igor Kochmala‘s Fibonacci Sequence-based photo series, Dr. Fibonazi’s Plastic Surgery Clinic. Like a digital plastic surgeon, Kochmala warps the visages of celebrities like Jack Nicholson, Bryan Cranston, and Nicolas Cage in the exponential pattern of the “Golden Ratio,” which scientists have found in plants, hurricanes, and the spiral arms of galaxies. While the results aren’t as beautiful as cosmic phenomena, for some they might be just as awe-inspiring.
Kochmala’s experiments originated in a homework assignment at the British Higher School of Art and Design in Moscow, originally applying the twisted modifications to sites like BBC.com and Buzzfeed. “Then I thought it would be funny to apply the ‘golden ratio shell’ directly on someone’s face,” he tells The Creators Project. “Then the idea of a “crazy doctor” came up.” Thus Dr. Fibonacci was born, and Reddit’s Nic Cage-devote r/OneTrueGod forum gets to see this:
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Nicolas Cage
Bryan Cranston
Aaron Paul
The Mona Lisa
Sylvester Stallone
See more of Igor Kochmala’s work on his website.
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