“…Symmetry directly determines aesthetic preferences and the subjectively perceived beauty of two-dimensional visual images and patterns (Eisenman, 1967;Berlyne, 1971;Jacobsen et al, 2002Jacobsen et al, , 2003Jacobsen et al, , 2006Tinio & Leder, 2009), and symmetrical visual patterns are also more easily remembered and recognized (Deregowski, 1971(Deregowski, , 1972Kayert & Wagemans, 2009) compared with asymmetrical ones. Sabatelli et al (2010) suggested that natural and artistic creative processes rely on common, possibly fractal, transformations. Fractal transformations may describe iterative transitions from simplicity and order (symmetry) to complexity and chaos (asymmetry).…”