Everything means everything.


A collection of expressions by Gabriel Loeb.


                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     


The images collected in these pages represent text through color. Each character occurring in the source of a work is randomly assigned a color whenever its page is loaded. In addition to color randomization, the images vary based on adjustments available in your browser such as font and window size. The former is likely accessible in one of your browser's presumably myriad menus. You may investigate the underlying text by commanding your browser to “view source code” in the same place. The works “Evolution” and “Chasm/Bridge” have notable configurations in addition to the possibilities of their “natural” forms. Text entered on the final page is stored as the basis for “Genius” only until new text is submitted. You are welcome to document the images. I do not record their presentation except for the code from which they are birthed. For more information (or to acquire an expensive, signed print), contact me at moc.beolleirbag@ebag.

Although I would be content if you saw precisely what I intended, this project is subject to the whims of the aforementioned, “your browser.” Should you arrive at an empty white screen instead of colorful, geometric bliss, please accept my apologies. Common presentation issues include: a single row of colors, white lines between columns and rows, rectangles in place of squares, and an inability to scroll. I have received two reports of browser crashing. My hypothesis is that this occurs when browsers detect awesomeness levels unfit for human exposure. I hope it is worth the risk.


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