A Sol Lewitt Repo

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A Sol Lewitt Repo

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Last edited Nov 29, 2023

Created on Nov 29, 2023

A Sol Lewitt Repo reproduces a Sol LeWitt drawing as an interactive web page. The page displays a blank white canvas with no visible visualization, only a console log that prints "hello worlds". The code uses a plain HTML structure with a div element and a minimal CSS style to remove margins and hide overflow. The JavaScript is currently limited to a single console.log statement, with no data or drawing libraries, such as d3 or Three.js, imported or invoked. The example represents an unfinished starting point for a generative art reproduction.

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A Reproduction of a Sol Lewitt drawing(s)

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