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A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. A browser-native museum of equations and an experimental morphospace for mathematical organisms.
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A browser-native museum of equations and an experimental morphospace for generating new mathematical organisms.
Nineteen compact point equations unfold into moving forms that seem biological without describing an anatomy. The museum evaluates those equations live in WebGL, preserves their original coordinate systems, and adds a travelling colour pulse, a restrained spatial drift, multilingual editorial context, and per-exhibit palettes.
Morphospace is an equation laboratory for creating new specimens.
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