View it here. Only tested on latest version of Google Chrome!

Originally created as a means to explore Wikidata's subclass hierarchy, Wikidata Spiral proved to be more useful in visualizing art. However it is generic enough to explore almost any property. One limitation of this view is that it depends on the presence of the image property on entities (which is why it works so well for artists). Hopefully this will promote the addition of more images to Wikidata.

• Use the left/right or up/down arrows to scroll through the slices.
• Hovering over a slice will display its label.
• Clicking one a slice will attempt to set the slice as the root, finding new slices which have CLAIM[$property:$newRoot]. This is useful for properties such as P279 (subclass of), P171 (parent taxon), or P131 (located in the administrative territorial entity).
• Double clicking on a slice will open its corresponding Wikidata page.

(Accessible as URL parameters)

• Subclasses of food: root=Q2095&property=P279
• Subtaxons of all life forms: root=Q2382443&property=P171 (can you find humans?)
• Created by van Gogh: root=Q5582&property=P170&slices=9
• Subclasses/instances of food: [root=Q2095&query=CLAIM[279:$root] OR CLAIM[31:$root]](https://rawgit.com/cdrini/wikidata-spiral/master/index.html?root=Q2095&query=CLAIM[279:$root] OR CLAIM[31:$root]) (most browsers should encode automatically)
• Fruits (using unicode icons): [root=Q3314483&query=CLAIM[279:$root] OR CLAIM[31:$root]&unicodeIcons=true](https://rawgit.com/cdrini/wikidata-spiral/master/index.html?root=Q3314483&query=CLAIM[279:$root] OR CLAIM[31:$root]&unicodeIcons=true)

• Wikidata
• WDQ, by Magnus Manske
• Wikimedia Commons for images

• Snap.svg
• jQuery
• jQuery Hotkeys