Fracture
Slash the number line where each value belongs, then fall into the fractal.
- A long descent zooms in more than a billion times.
- No ads, no accounts, no purchases. Plays offline.
- On Google Play first, with iOS to follow.





Photography · Digital art · Games · Books — by David Elias Furman
Photography & digital art — 01–08 of 23 · Prints coming soon
Slash the number line where each value belongs, then fall into the fractal.





Deceptively simple. Intensely challenging.
Match the next one. Built from concept to the App Store.

A Rebranding novel · Book one
Your name is Andrew Reinholt.
Pacific Northwest, 2057. A man wakes from heart surgery in a house he doesn’t remember. The people around him say his name is Andrew Reinholt, that his memory will come back, and that every Friday he will take a twenty-question test to prove he is becoming himself again.
Elias is my middle name, and it’s the name on everything I make outside the day job: photographs, digital art, games and books. By day I’m a front-end architect with more than twenty years of building for the web.