Fork of 6 Buddhas

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Fork of 6 Buddhas

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Last edited Oct 2, 2025

Created on Oct 2, 2025

The visualization displays a dense, chaotically overlapping arrangement of colorful polygons, generated procedurally through nested loops that compute random coordinates and RGB values for each shape. Beneath this generative layer, a large, ornate Buddha path is rendered via SVG, scaled and positioned with a transform. The piece, built with React and ReactDOM, renders entirely as an SVG graphic, combining algorithmic randomness with a fixed, intricate silhouette to create a cluttered, vibrant composition. The code uses `Math.random()` extensively to drive shape placement and color, while the Buddha path comes from an embedded SVG `d` attribute.

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