Flow Mirror
A free digital art piece — play it in your browser, no install. An interactive webcam visualization that transforms your camera feed into flowing, organic particles using p5.js. Create mesmerizing, real-time visual effects with customizable motion and appearance.
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A creative webcam visualization that transforms your camera feed into dynamic, flowing particles. This interactive sketch uses p5.js to create an organic, responsive experience that reacts to color and movement.
Flow Mirror captures your webcam input and transforms it into a constellation of colorful particles that orbit and flow with natural, organic movement. The visualization maintains the colors from your camera feed while adding mesmerizing motion through perlin noise algorithms.
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