'Worldline Dancer': an Opus 5.5-built interactive 3D piece where you can bend and split a dancer's timeline
techartist_ · x · 2026-10-27
Digital artist @techartist released Worldline Dancer, an interactive 3D piece built with Claude Opus 5.5.
In physics, a worldline is an object's path through space and time. Here the dancer's worldline is made visible: every pose she holds freezes behind her as a sculpture. You can grab a moment from her past and she flies back to it, scrub through her history, bend time using handles on the sculptures, or split her timeline into a new future while the old one crumbles into glitter — the cello score rewinds along with her.
It renders live 3D in the browser, with an interactive demo available online.
Related event: Claude Opus 5.5 Powers Interactive "Worldline Dancer" Visualization(2 posts)→
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