Sol LeWitt with D3 episode 4

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Sol LeWitt with D3 episode 4

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Last edited Jul 16, 2021

Created on Jul 16, 2021

This example visualizes a generative geometric composition inspired by Sol LeWitt, using overlapping grids of horizontal and vertical rectangles that intersect within circular masks. It shows two sets of thin, evenly spaced bars—one horizontal and one vertical—drawn across the full screen, with the visible area confined to two offset circular regions defined by SVG masks. Built with D3.js’s `select`, `append`, `join`, and `range` functions, the code renders SVG `rect` elements using a React-free approach, combining black and white mask layers to reveal the intersection pattern in a minimalist, screen-filling design.

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