**A square 90cm x 90cm Hermès - design image, with art naïve and Henri Rousseau oil painting style by the Fibonacci sequence, with minimalism geometric boarder. Visually, the Fibonacci sequence can be represented in various ways, such as a spiral or a rectangular grid. For example, the Fibonacci spiral is a spiral that follows the pattern of the Fibonacci sequence, with each quarter-circle being a golden rectangle. This spiral can be observed in various natural forms such as shells, flowers, and galaxies. Additionally, a rectangular grid can be constructed using the Fibonacci numbers, where each square has sides equal to a Fibonacci number. This grid forms a visually appealing pattern that showcases the mathematical beauty of the Fibonacci sequence. --v 5 --q 2** - Image #3 <@1087558822010310656>
A square 90cm x 90cm Hermès  design image, with art naïve and Henri Rousseau oil painting style by the Fibonacci sequence, with minimalism geometric boarder. Visually, the Fibonacci sequence can be represented in various ways, such as a spiral or a rectangular grid. For example, the Fibonacci spiral is a spiral that follows the pattern of the Fibonacci sequence, with each quartercircle being a golden rectangle. This spiral can be observed in various natural forms such as shells, flowers, and galaxies. Additionally, a rectangular grid can be constructed using the Fibonacci numbers, where each square has sides equal to a Fibonacci number. This grid forms a visually appealing pattern that showcases the mathematical beauty of the Fibonacci sequence.