ìFractal Energyî takes inspiration from two sources: The Infinity Room (made popular by Japanese contemporary artist, Yayoi Kusama), and the Sierpinski Triangle. In an infinity room, mirrors reflect imagery that appears to go on and on for an infinity. The Sierpinski triangle is a famous mathmatic representation of a fractal pattern. It is created using equilateral triangles that can be mathmatically reduced so that it can be infinitely scaleable. I created a form made of repeating modules of equilateral triangles, stacked to form three-sided pyramids. Outdoor LED lights are fed through the tubes to make the entire structure light up. The outer faces of the pyramids are created from cast acrylic, with a mirror film applied to both sides. The mirrors are tilted at a 60 degree angle, which allows for an infinite reflection of both the LED lights and and the viewer. The viewer becomes a part of the work, as their reflection goes on and on to infinity and beyond.