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High-dimensional Fields & Shadow Design
Start with prescribed shadows and ask what higher-dimensional object could produce them. A 4D visual hull makes that inverse problem concrete; separate five-dimensional field explorers use the extra coordinates to create continuously changing, procedural forms.
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Specify the shadows
Choose silhouettes or target volumes and their projection directions.
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Carve the inverse
Intersect the lifted constraints and inspect conflicting projections.
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Move through a slice
Change an extra coordinate to reveal a section of the field.
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Compose continuous forms
Use per-axis generators and interaction terms to compose a looping field, then explore its slices.
More dimensions add freedom, but matching projections and sustaining animation remain different design problems.
