SVG Sol LeWitt

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SVG Sol LeWitt

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Last edited Aug 24, 2022

Created on Aug 24, 2022

This example renders a grid of thin vertical rectangles across the full viewport using raw SVG elements. It creates 48 rectangles via `document.createElementNS` for the SVG namespace, positioning each at 20-pixel intervals with a fixed width of 10. The rectangles span the entire window height, producing a minimalist, repetitive pattern reminiscent of Sol LeWitt’s wall drawings. The code sets the SVG’s dimensions to `window.innerWidth` and `window.innerHeight`, and dynamically appends the SVG to the document body. No external libraries are used; only native JavaScript and SVG APIs.

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