Ode to Gestalt is a mesmerizing exploration of form and color, reminiscent of the Bauhaus movement. The artwork is built upon a foundation of squares, each meticulously tessellated using three distinct shapes: a half-round, a quarter-round, and a petal.

A vibrant palette of eight "Bauhaus" colors fuels the generative process. Four colors are randomly chosen to create a unique subset for each iteration. This subset then dictates the visual symphony: one color fills the background square, while another is selected to render one of the three shapes on top. The intrigue lies in the possibility of the background and shape aligning in color, causing the form to seemingly vanish, leaving behind a pristine square.

The result is a captivating dance of color and form. Contiguous shapes, united by a shared hue, coalesce into intriguing structures, echoing the principles of Gestalt psychology. These emergent formations evoke the spirit of Bauhaus, where form and function found harmonious expression.

Adding a touch of interactivity, pressing the space bar breathes new life into the artwork, presenting a fresh arrangement of colors and shapes. Prepare to be captivated by the ever-evolving beauty of "Ode to Gestalt."