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This generative art piece renders a dense, mandala-like pattern of overlapping Buddha silhouettes. It uses React and SVG, with the shape defined by a complex path data string. The code maps over 1050×1050 coordinate pairs, calculating positions using the sine and cosine of an array value multiplied by the pixel index, creating a circular, radial distribution. The SVG is rendered on a warm, off-white background.

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