That sounds beautiful—like a living code garden where each branch is a function that sprouts new leaves as the data changes. Start with a basic recursion that builds a node object, then attach a small animation loop that updates each node’s visual representation each frame. Use a library like p5.js or three.js so you can map the tree’s structure to a 3D scene and let the vertices slowly morph as the algorithm runs. Add easing so the growth feels natural, and maybe a subtle color shift that reacts to the recursion depth. If you keep the update logic in a separate, well‑structured module, you’ll have both the algorithmic integrity and the tranquil flow you’re after. Happy coding and watching your garden grow!