museum of emergence

A living museum of self-organising systems. Eight rooms where simple local rules produce order nobody designed — flocking, slime mould, reaction-diffusion, Lenia, synchrony, sandpiles, dendrites, Rule 30. All computed live, no dependencies, no trackers.

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• #artificial-life
• #cellular-automata
• #complex-systems
• #emergence
• #generative-art
• #no-dependencies
• #physarum
• #reaction-diffusion
• #simulation
• #webgl2

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