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Last edited Nov 5, 2022
Created on Nov 5, 2022

This visualization presents a grid of horizontal and vertical bars overlaid with two circular masks, creating a dynamic interplay of black and white regions reminiscent of Sol LeWitt's generative art. The code uses D3.js selection and data-binding APIs, including `select`, `range`, and `join`, to render 100 SVG rectangles. A custom `renderMask` function builds inverted `mask` elements, applying `symbols[0]` (a circle) to selectively reveal or hide parts of the grid. The rendering is fully SVG-based within a React-free vanilla JavaScript setup.

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

See also React Starter.

MIT Licensed

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