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A dense, overlapping mosaic of polygons renders a chaotic, multi-layered Buddha silhouette against a black background, produced with React and rendered as SVG. The visualization generates hundreds of semi-transparent, randomly colored, rotated triangular forms using nested `A.map()` loops, drawing them over a single detailed `<path>` that outlines the Buddha figure. The code relies on React’s `ReactDOM` and uses SVG `<polygon>` and `<path>` elements, with each polygon’s properties derived from `Math.random()` calls. Randomness dominates the visual, creating a colorful, fragmented reimagining of the original icon.

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