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SOL LEWITT REPRODUCTION

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Last edited Jun 5, 2022

Created on Jun 5, 2022

This example reproduces a Sol LeWitt-style drawing using only JavaScript and SVG, rendering a series of vertical black rectangles across a white canvas. The code creates a full-window SVG element and programmatically appends 100 narrow rectangles, each spaced 20 pixels apart with a width of 10 pixels, using the `createElementNS` API from the SVG specification. The rectangles stretch the full height of the viewport, producing a minimalist grid-like pattern that echoes LeWitt's geometric wall drawings. The piece demonstrates generative art through direct DOM manipulation without any external libraries.

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