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Last edited Apr 2, 2023

Created on Apr 2, 2023

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This is a generative SVG art piece that reproduces a Sol LeWitt drawing using a grid of vertical and horizontal bars. The visualization shows a square canvas filled with a pattern of 100 thin, evenly spaced strokes, with a central circular region where the lines intersect to create a distinct visual effect. The work is built with the raw SVG DOM API in a browser, using `<rect>` elements and two masked layers, `circleMask` and `circleMask2`, to selectively reveal or hide the bars within and outside the circle. The code uses plain JavaScript with no external libraries, setting the canvas to the full browser window size.

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A reproduction of a Sol Lewitt art piece.

MIT Licensed

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