visionary-breakthrough · hyperdimensional
Tesseract Melt
A four-dimensional tesseract rotating through hyperspace — steered by tilting your device (or dragging on desktop). The hidden w-plane rotations have no three-dimensional analogue, so the projected cage turns inside-out and melts: a drug-free evocation of the “more axes than physical reality allows” phenomenology.
Design notes
A regular tesseract (8-cell: 16 vertices, 32 edges) is rotated by all six 4D planes — the animated xw, yw, zw hyperplanes are what make it melt — then projected 4D→3D→2D by two perspective divides. A fragment shader renders the edges as a thin-film iridescent glow with chromatic aberration inside an N-fold kaleidoscope. An inharmonic partial bank detunes with the w-rotation angle. Full notes and references in README.md.
Phenomenology, not medicine — no neural claim is made. Slow, soft luminance drift only; no strobe.