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Created on Jun 26, 2022

This example reproduces a Sol LeWitt wall drawing as an interactive web page. It displays the phrase “Hello HTML!” in large, centered text, with a console log statement that contains a typo. The implementation uses plain HTML and CSS for the visual layout, alongside a JavaScript script tag, though the rendering does not involve any data binding or visualization libraries. The piece highlights the contrast between the minimalist aesthetic of the artwork and the raw, unpolished code behind it.

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