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Sol Lewitt Reproduction

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LLizette Carpenter
Last edited Sep 12, 2025
Created on Sep 11, 2025

This reproduction of a Sol LeWitt art piece displays generative geometric forms within an SVG canvas. The work uses JavaScript to create algorithmic patterns, though the code primarily contains commented-out tutorial examples exploring variables, functions, and object structures. Rendered as a static SVG graphic with CSS styling, the piece interprets LeWitt's conceptual instructions through code, resulting in a minimalist composition. The implementation relies on standard web technologies—HTML, SVG, and JavaScript—without external libraries, focusing on basic programming constructs rather than advanced visualization APIs.

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A reproduction of a Sol Lewitt art piece

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