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Fork of 5 Buddhas

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Last edited Oct 21, 2024

Created on Oct 21, 2024

Five overlapping Buddha silhouettes appear across a black, flower-background canvas, each rendered as a thick, stroked path. The piece uses React and ReactDOM to manage the SVG output, generating a dense field of randomly placed, semi-transparent, colored circles on top of the figures. Each Buddha path is derived from a static SVG path data string, scaled and translated via SVG transform attributes, with the circles created through nested array maps and random color and position values.

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