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Full Sol LeWitt reproduction with D3 exercice

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LLouis Astorg
Last edited Jul 28, 2022
Created on Jul 28, 2022

This example uses D3.js (v7) and SVG to reproduce Sol LeWitt's wall drawing 370. A series of 100 horizontal and 100 vertical lines create a grid, while two custom SVG masks—one inverted—are applied to these line groups. Each mask contains a set of symbols drawn with the D3 `symbol` API, positioned along a central row. The masks define where the grid lines are visible, resulting in the lines appearing only within the symbol shapes, while the separate masks show complementary regions of the pattern.

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A reproduction of Sol LeWitt art piece

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