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Fork of Six Buddhas

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Last edited Mar 15, 2025
Created on Mar 15, 2025

A fork of the “Six Buddhas” visualization renders five overlapping Buddha silhouettes in violet, outlined in white, against a photographic flower background. The React app uses SVG path elements, scaled and translated via transform attributes to create the layered composition. The code includes a cubic function and array generation, though these utilities do not visibly affect the final rendered output.

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