The Geometry
Bench.

I like seeing how far a simple shape can go. This is a place to play with that.

How it works

Seed of WonderSeed 314159

Drag sideways to turn it. Or use the arrow buttons. Scrolling stays yours.

Follow your curiosity.

There’s no right setting.

Form

Symmetry6-fold

Layers5

Spread62%

Twist18°

Motion28%

Color mood

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A few rules.
Room to wander.

The same curiosity runs through my products, animated worlds and little experiments like this one.

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How a shape grows

Three.js draws the sculpture from points and lines. Symmetry repeats a form around a center; layers add depth. Spread and twist change how those repetitions meet. The seed gives each variation a repeatable starting point.

What the recipe remembers

The link stores the form, settings, color and seed in its address. Opening it rebuilds the same sculpture. It starts from the default viewing angle, so the recipe stays separate from the moment you captured.

Two ways to keep it

The PNG captures your current 3D view. The SVG is a flat geometric print made from the same recipe, ready to scale. Both are created in your browser.

Built to come to rest

React Three Fiber connects the controls to the scene. Motion stops when you pause, leave the page out of view or prefer reduced motion. The controls still work in a flat edition when 3D rendering is unavailable.

Follow your curiosity.

A few rules.Room to wander.

A little insight, with your permission.

A few rules.
Room to wander.