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Aamortka
Last edited Sep 5, 2021
Created on Sep 5, 2021

This interactive React visualization renders a colorful gradient of animated particles across a canvas. Using SVG and canvas rendering, the application generates a flowing field of colored dots that shift and morph over time, creating a dynamic, heatmap-like effect. The animation smoothly transitions colors and positions, giving the impression of a living gradient surface. The visualization is built with a custom React component that manages the canvas drawing and animation loop, producing a continuously evolving visual experience.

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