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Fork of 5 budha

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This example renders a dense field of semi-transparent, randomly rotated polygons generated from the nested mapping of a numeric array, layered over a stylized vector path of the Buddha. The chaotic, multicolored geometric backdrop is produced with React’s `map` function and SVG `<polygon>` elements, while the `<g>` transform applies scaling and translation to position the intricate path data. The visualization demonstrates generative art using raw SVG coordinates and React’s declarative rendering, with random values controlling color, position, and rotation.

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