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Created on Jun 2, 2023

This visualization creates an abstract geometric composition by layering two sets of grid lines—horizontal and vertical rectangles—each masked by distinct symbolic shapes. It renders 100 evenly spaced bars in each direction, using SVG masks to reveal the underlying grid only within the paths of predefined symbols. The piece is built with React and D3.js, leveraging the `symbols` and `symbol` functions to generate complex path data, and the `selectAll`/`join` API to efficiently manage SVG elements. The code directly responds to the browser window size, scaling the entire artwork to fill the viewport.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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