In Fibonacci Autumn, d/dx art explores the numerical patterns that govern the natural world, specifically the sequence identified by Leonardo of Pisa. By applying the golden ratio to the composition, the artist reveals how mathematical proportions dictate the growth and structure of the environment around us. The work functions as a visual bridge between the rigid laws of geometry and the fluid transitions of the seasons, finding a quiet harmony in the complexity of these universal ratios.

As part of a series dedicated to the four seasons, this print utilizes a palette and arrangement of shapes that evoke the cooling air and falling leaves. The abstract forms are not merely decorative; they represent the unlikely places where mathematics manifests in both society and nature. Through a minimalist lens, the piece captures a sense of order within the wilder nuances of the landscape, presenting a clear-eyed look at the geometry of life.