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August 11, 2013

Infinite Cadmium Movement

As readers of yesterday's post may guess, the following Processing sketch was inspired by Samia Halaby's kinetic paintings and by one of her latest works, "Cadmium Red" (2013; last image featured in yesterday's post). Enjoy!

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