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A reproduction of Sol Lett Art piece

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Iibaird6@gatech.edu
Last edited Sep 11, 2025
Created on Sep 11, 2025
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This piece reproduces a Sol LeWitt painting as a single bold black polyline drawn across a white SVG canvas. The line bends through several angular segments, echoing LeWitt’s geometric, wall-drawing style. The visualization is built with a static SVG `<path>` element, using hardcoded coordinates to define the curve. No JavaScript libraries are used for rendering; the included script only demonstrates basic functions and logging, while the visual itself relies entirely on SVG’s native path API.

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A reproduciton of a Sol lewitt painting

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