What is more important - The visual output, or the code which generated it? This is an attempt to use code to recreate Grant Yun's "Polar Bear in a Snowstorm" (https://twitter.com/GrantYun2/status/1511776576035250182).

The code generates an icy landscape with a polar bear. A snowstorm is then generated by drawing thousands of white circles on top of the landscape to hide the bear. Unlike traditional art forms, we do not need to trust the artist that there was, in fact, a Polar Bear originally drawn on the canvas. The work makes use of p5svg to output the final image as an SVG, meaning that the digital polar bear is literally rendered on the display (albeit obscured by the snowstorm)

Visually, the viewer can only see the snowstorm, while the metadata lets them know how close the bear is.

I hope you enjoy this little exploration of code as art, even if the outputs may not be visually interesting!