raymosaic
A free art piece — play it in your browser, no install. Draw with light! ✨ Turn text and drawings into glowing reflections using hundreds of simulated mirrors. Create, animate & share GIFs in your browser.
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448 tiny mirrors. One light source. A message made entirely of reflections.
A free, local-first optical playground by Dennis Hilk. Turn a heart, word, or drawing into a glowing projection, move the lamp to break it, then realign the mirrors and export the moment as an animated GIF.
Release candidate — not yet deployed to Dennis's website. The browser source, versioned local projects, compressed share links, bilingual website entry points and export UI are in Mission 04 staging.
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