Hypermandala explores mandalas, yantras and geometric forms as dimensional structures: geometric 2D plans unfold into interactive 3D forms and experimental four-dimensional extensions.
Explore yantras and mandalas alongside mandala-like structures from architecture, historical art, physics and nature: Borobudur, the Chartres labyrinth, Gothic rose-window tracery, the Aztec Sun Stone, the Sheikh Lotfollah dome, Chladni modes, centric diatoms, radiolaria, snow crystals, kolam-inspired loops, Vastu grids and phyllotaxis. The 4D explorer supports rotations in all six coordinate planes: XY, XZ, YZ, XW, YW and ZW.
Higher-dimensional extensions are experimental mathematical visualizations. Where traditional 3D precedents exist, they inform the geometry without being presented as the only canonical interpretation.
Stereo, motion-parallax, trajectory and WebXR modes are observation tools only: they never deform the intrinsic 4D construction. Symmetric mandala and yantra families use a centered W↔−W spatial hyperprism, preserving the source center, adjacency, reflection balance and symbolic hierarchy through the fourth axis.
Created by Mario Marcolongo. Source code.