The Repeating Patterns series explores the universal geometry found at the intersection of the natural and built environments. This collection bridges the gap between the organic fractals of a Fern and the Sullington Warren Tree with the intentional tessellations of man-made structures. Whether examining the fleeting symmetry of Ice Crystals or the enduring stone craftsmanship of the Palazzo Ducale and Ca' d'Oro pavements in Venice, these works highlight a singular truth: that the same rhythmic pulses of repetition define both the wild world and our most iconic architectural achievements.