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Sol Lewitt

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Ffcordon@pin.upv.es
Last edited Feb 1, 2025
Created on Feb 1, 2025
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A minimalist SVG reproduction of a Sol LeWitt wall drawing. The canvas displays a blank drawing area with no visual marks, while the accompanying script logs "Hola mundo" to the console. The piece uses raw HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with inline SVG elements, setting up a 900x500 coordinate space. The rendering approach is static, with no external visualization libraries or data-processing functions visible in the code, emphasizing the conceptual framework over graphical output.

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Una reproducción de Sol Lewitt

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