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Fractal Hierarchy in William Morris’s Designs: Exploring the Factors Behind Improved Quality of Life for the Common People
In this paper, building on the pioneering research on “fractal fluency” by Richard Taylor et al., the author examines the fractal properties of William Morris’s designs, as well as the hierarchical structure and homogeneity across different levels. The methodology employed in this study involves ima
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