The alternative sequence is named after the alternation of cubes and spheres it is made of. Shape and shades, here playing with coulors.

Fallen in a well, boring situation, but this one is so nice that you don't notice the time passing.

Some kind of museum specimen, an hollow brain, cutaway.

Still life made some day of extreme boredom. I had the pencil in my hand, and I discovered the magic of reproducing an object starting from scratch.

A labyrinth of cubes as far as eyes can see. An underground river, a nauseous inclined sea.

A star on a bed of wax marbles takes a sunbath on a window's edge.

The Menger's sponge is a fractal volume that is normally regular, one day I gave it a try and I found a whole series of variations around this theme. You can find more information on MathWorld .

A pincushion of rings floating in a green fog and lit by an intense light from inside.

Slightly inspired by the 2001 space station. I tried to make the shadowed parts very darks as I suppose ambient light is very feable in space.

Slightly inspired by Sauron's tower from Tolkien's Lord of the Rings.

A few thingies on a table, a holed cube, a nacre pearl and a fractal portable travel stained glass.

CubeCity is a very nice city where space was very well optimised.