Metamorphosis is best known in relation to caterpillars transforming into butterflies. The "change in form and structure" is frequently the protagonist in nature in all of its aspects, and the "question of metamorphosis" has piqued the interest of writers, artists, and philosophers. Metamorphosis is a long-standing topic in science, with extensive research in evolution, biology, and botany. Fractal studies, which combine mathematics, statistics, and computer simulations, provide opportunities for investigation and application in several technical and scientific fields. Then comes Quantum Theory, but I leave that on its own, because now we have Metamorphosis and Fractals co-related, which is the whole point of this book. Since Fractals and Metamorphosis occur in nature and all around us, it is interesting to note that conclusions may be extended to some aspects of linguistics in the transition from syntax to semantics, or the generation of meanings, literal and visual.