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Last edited Jan 1, 2026
Created on Jan 1, 2026

This example reproduces a Sol LeWitt wall drawing using two overlapping SVG masks to create a circular composition of alternating black and white bars. The code applies one mask to a set of horizontal rectangles and a second, inverted mask to vertical rectangles, so the bars switch colors inside the central circle. All elements are generated dynamically with the SVG DOM API, and the work directly references LeWitt’s instruction-based art through code.

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