Geometric Flow
Seven hexagons gliding along harmonic paths in constant rotation.
About this piece
Seven hexagons drift around the frame, but they don’t move in straight lines. Their position is steered by harmonic functions — layered sines and cosines of time — so each one traces a looping, Lissajous-like path that never quite repeats where you expect.
While it travels, every hexagon also spins on its own axis and gently pulses in size. A translucent fade each frame leaves a soft motion trail behind the shapes, tying the seven separate paths into one flowing system.
What to look for
The shapes are both stroked and filled at low opacity, so they read as glass panels rather than solid tiles, and overlaps stay legible.
Because size and distance are driven by different sine frequencies, a hexagon can be large and near the edge, or small and central — the combinations keep cycling.
Curious how the loop and canvas fit together? Read how it works →