ebru
A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. Ebru: a sheet of marbled paper that makes itself on water, then runs time backward. Interactive WebGL piece in one HTML file.
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Controls: Click: a drop falls · Hold: keep pouring
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Su üstünde kendini yapan, sonra zamanı geri saran bir ebru kâğıdı. A sheet of marbled paper that makes itself on water, then runs time backward.
Ekranda kendi kendine yapılan bir ebru kâğıdı. Önce boyalar fırçadan suya serpilir (battal); sonra biz ile gelgit yapılır, tarak geçer, bülbül yuvaları kıvrılır. Kâğıt bitince bir süre dinlenir. Ardından her şey geriye akar, sesler de tersten çalar; ta ki son damla bir noktaya kapanıp su tertemiz kalana kadar. Sonra yeni bir paletle yeni bir kâğıt başlar. Hiçbiri tekrar etmez.
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