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Sol LeWitt reproduction

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SSami Kauhanen-Duac
Last edited Jul 7, 2022
Created on Jul 6, 2022
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This example reproduces Sol LeWitt’s 1984 AXA Center artwork as a grid of sixteen semi-transparent filled rectangles. Each rectangle occupies a quarter of the viewport width and height, with the sequence of colors cycling through a predefined palette. The SVG is built entirely with vanilla JavaScript, using `document.createElementNS` to append `rect` elements to an SVG canvas that dynamically fills the browser window. The rendering approach directly mirrors the geometric abstraction of the original work, with no external libraries or data sources.

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Homework for Episode 3: Sol LeWitt in Vanilla JavaScript.

My goal was to reproduce Sol LeWitt's work AXA Center, New York 1984.

MIT Licensed

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