🧪 Artistic Art Exhibition
Interactive 3D gallery: light procedurally generated flow-field paintings with a real spotlight and watch correlated colour temperature and the inverse-square law change how each canvas actually reads.
This interactive virtual art exhibition puts you behind the lighting board of a small gallery hang. A single track spotlight illuminates a procedurally generated painting rendered live onto a canvas texture, and every control maps to a real physical or algorithmic rule: colour temperature follows the Planckian-locus blackbody approximation used to rate real lamps in Kelvin, illuminance at the canvas follows the inverse-square law as you raise or lower the fixture, and the beam cone angle sets exactly how much wall the light actually covers. Regenerate the artwork at any time to compare a Perlin-flow-field stroke painting, a set of orbiting parametric arcs, or a fractured shard composition under the same lighting rig, and watch the live CCT, illuminance and beam-diameter readouts track your changes in real time.
This simulation creates an interactive virtual art exhibition where users can view and interact with digital artwork. It demonstrates the design and presentation of a contemporary art show.
2D · HTML5 Canvas 2D · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install