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Fork of Fork of budha

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Created on Apr 5, 2024

Layer upon layer of the same black geometric path is placed on a green floral background. This React application uses ReactDOM to render an SVG element, constructing a complex, abstract shape through repeated `<path>` elements with hardcoded SVG path data. The paths are transformed and scaled to create a dense, overlapping visual effect, rendering the composition with varying stroke widths and opacity.

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