Strange Networks
A free algorithmic art piece — play it in your browser, no install. A generative network visualization built with p5.js. Five interactive layout modes, Catmull-Rom curve edges with blended color gradients, and frequency-modulated orbital motion. Made for the #WCCChallenge, theme: mapping.
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Figure 1. Strange Networks - An interactive node-based network visualization.
Strange Networks is a generative network visualization that arranges thirty-two nodes across five spatial configurations and connects them with animated Catmull-Rom curves whose colors blend between each pair of endpoints.
On load, thirty-two nodes appear arranged in a circle and begin slowly orbiting their positions. Each node has a type, either 0 or 1, and connections are drawn only between nodes of different types.
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