Lissajous Three Four Five

Digital art inspired by physics, created with custom code (No AI).

5000x5000 jpg image.

There is no watermark in the high-resolution image.

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I like to reduce the number of lines to a minimum ... and still achieve a certain effect ... that I had not been aware I was searching for.

A three-dimensional Lissajous figure described by sin(3t)/sin(4t)/sin(5t). Projected to the three co-ordinate planes, the more familiar 2D Lissajous figures emerge - three combinations of two of these functions, like sin(3t)/sin(4t).

I have fond memories of seeing those on the screen of an analog oscilloscope in physics class - glowing greenish lines on a dark screen, written by electron beams.

Created with custom javascript/threejs code - no AI.