This project is part of a series inspired by the history of ascii art. The relationship between text and image is multi-layered. Like many, I use code to generate imagery, but it is not drawn not to an html canvas. Instead, it is written to an html <pre> element using slashes, backslashes, and underscores. Sometimes the three-dimensional objects represented are words. Sometimes they are forms without names. The way language organizes and makes sensible space and physical reality is central in these works.

Usage:
Click or Spacebar: pause / play
There is no Save Image button. Instead, users are encouraged to select the text, copy, and paste it into their favorite text editor. Use a font that is fixed width and small enough to accommodate the full length of the lines.

Note:
All instances will have the same generic preview image. This is because the viewport capture function does not yet support fixed-width text with long rows of whitespace.