Nexe Labs · Experiment 01
A displacement field, computed live on the GPU
Every pixel above is rendered in real time with Three.js — no video, no pre-baked animation. Two images are blended through a procedural noise field while the cursor pushes the surface around like liquid.
What you're looking at
A full-screen fragment shader samples a flowing noise texture to warp the image and split its colour channels. Moving the pointer adds a soft lens; dragging smears the surface; each scene dissolves into the next with a liquid transition.
How it's built
Three.js + a single GLSL shader, a procedurally generated noise map and an orthographic full-screen quad. It runs at 60 fps, weighs little, and falls back to a static image when WebGL or reduced-motion requires it.