ZenWurm 2.0

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Last edited Nov 29, 2023

Created on Nov 29, 2023

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ZenWurm 2.0 presents an abstract, animated composition of circles and rectangles that continuously morph in position, size, and color. The piece uses D3.js to bind data to SVG elements, updating their attributes in a recursive loop that simulates organic, wandering motion. The data generation, handled by a custom function, produces varying counts of shapes whose coordinates and radii are driven by sine waves. Element colors change independently at different intervals, creating a dynamic, multi-hued visual experience.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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