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Created on Sep 22, 2023

This example displays a full-screen SVG canvas filled with one hundred horizontal 10-pixel-high rectangles, layered vertically to create a striped pattern. A circular mask, centered on the viewport, reveals only the central portion of the bars, leaving the rest of the canvas blank. The work is a direct adaptation of Sol LeWitt’s geometric style, rendered using the standard DOM API for SVG creation and manipulation, with the mask and shapes defined programmatically, though the mask is not applied to the rectangles in the final loop.

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