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Fork of Unlimited Buddhas

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Last edited Jan 30, 2024
Created on Jan 30, 2024
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This visualization generates a grid of 150 by 150 small Buddha silhouettes, each positioned using a polar-coordinate pattern based on its index. The SVG output is rendered through React and ReactDOM, with each Buddha drawn as a single complex SVG path. The data is procedurally generated in JavaScript, using the `Math.cos` and `Math.sin` functions to calculate each element's placement. The warm beige background and repeated icon create a meditative, generative art piece.

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