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I'm not sure I completely get this, but it's a visualization of the structure of NoahBrier.com and outgoing links (I think . . .). It's from a Java applet called tree by texone. Here's the description from the website:
tree accesses the source code of a webdomain through it's url and transforms the syntactic structure of the website into a tree structure represented by an image. this image illustrates a tree with trunk, branches and ramifications. first each tree is initialized, than all html links are detected, chronologically saved and finally displayed.It's not secret that I'm a big fan of visualizations and even thought I'm not quite sure what I can learn from tree, it definitely looks cool.
Via Cool Hunting