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Sol LeWitt Reproduction

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TToly
Last edited Dec 27, 2022
Created on Dec 27, 2022

This visualization reproduces a Sol LeWitt drawing by generating two sets of intersecting parallel line segments—horizontal and vertical stripes—that are masked to reveal a central circular form. The SVG uses custom mask elements to clip the stripes, with one mask isolating the circle for the horizontal lines and an inverted mask for the vertical lines. The code constructs the scene entirely through native SVG APIs, creating rectangles programmatically in a loop, without relying on external visualization libraries.

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A reproduction of the Sol Lewitt art

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