flora
A free data visualization — play it in your browser, no install. Generative botanical data viz: each country grows into a flower shaped by its population, area and flag colours.
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Controls: two and a half seconds, then sways gently; tap or click to let it fade and…
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Each country grows into a flower.
Population sets the stem, land area sets the petals, and the flag colours the bloom.
Live demo · How it works · Run it
Live site, 22 October 2026: the first, second and fifth flowers. Figures come from the page's built-in country table (see below).
flora draws one country at a time as a flower on cream paper. It grows from the ground up over two and a half seconds, then sways gently; tap or click to let it fade and grow the next one.
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