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Last edited Aug 9, 2023
Created on Aug 9, 2023

A generative art piece draws an intricate, branching mandala-like pattern with a looping SVG path repeated across a grid of 150 by 150 positions, scaled and rotated to fill the canvas. Built with React and rendered as SVG, the code uses `ArrayX` and `pixel` arrays to map each grid cell, applying trigonometric functions to position mirrored copies of the path around the center. The result is a dense, symmetrical composition resembling an ornate floral or geometric bloom.

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