tesseract formfinding
A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. Abstract generative sketch inspired by multidimensional space (p5.js)
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abstract generative sketch inspired by multidimensional space (p5.js)
Oh well! This project is a personal generative sketch created with p5.js (WEBGL). It explores an abstract, visual interpretation of higher-dimensional space.Rather than a scientific simulation, the sketch focuses on spatial illusion, rotation, layered waves, and continuous motion to evoke the feeling of falling through a curved, multidimensional structure.
This work is part of a series of experimental generative studies focused on space, motion, and perception.
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