A JavaScript-powered generative art project inspired by Piet Mondrian, creating infinite unique compositions with bold lines and colors.
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A JavaScript-powered generative art project inspired by Piet Mondrian, creating infinite unique compositions with bold lines and colors.
An interactive React web application for exploring and solving the Mondrian Art Problem.
Basic Mondrian-like generator made in Clojure
A simple web application that displays a painting made up of colored squares arranged in a grid-like pattern.
The Mondrian Style Painting Project is a repository dedicated to exploring and creating artwork inspired by Piet Mondrian, emphasizing geometric abstraction, primary colors, and creative expression within the iconic style.
A pure CSS recreation of the famous Mondrian painting using inline styles.
Piet Mondrian’s Composition No. III, with Red, Blue, Yellow, and Black (1929)
A front-end study that recreates the painting Composition No. III with Red, Blue, Yellow and Black (1929) by Piet Mondrian using only HTML & CSS. This is based on a real artwork, focusing on proportions and line thickness.
Composition C (No.III) with Red, Yellow and Blue CSS Version - Piet Mondrian
This repository contains code and data for the paper 'Mondrian Map: Piet Mondrian’s Abstraction for Differential Pathway Analysis' currently under review.
Efficient solver for the Mondrian Art Problem
Recreating Piet Mondrian's composition Guggenheim piece adapted to Lilygo's 135x240 resolution screen. Also included code to recreate the "huh" cat meme in their respective folders.
This is a replica of mondrian composition III with red, blue and yellow. Made using CSS Grid and Flexbox.
An interactive De Stijl art engine and composition tool. Transform images and text into structured geometric grids inspired by Piet Mondrian.
Solutions to Structured Programming exercises. Some eastereggs and Mondrian-style art.
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