Sol LeWitt Horizontal Cirle

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Sol LeWitt Horizontal Cirle

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Eeric.r.thornhill@gmail.com

Last edited May 7, 2025

Created on May 6, 2025

A web page renders a dynamic, mask-based homage to Sol LeWitt's geometric art. The visualization displays a central circle composed of horizontal and vertical striped bands, created using SVG elements and CSS mask compositing. It draws 100 horizontal rectangles masked by a circular region, and 100 vertical rectangles masked by an inverse circle, all generated procedurally with JavaScript. The `document.createElementNS` API constructs SVG nodes, while `mask` and `circle` elements define the visible shape, resulting in a crisp, monochrome pattern that fills the browser viewport.

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