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Fork of 5 fork budhas

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Last edited Oct 13, 2024

Created on Oct 13, 2024

This React and SVG visualization displays a field of 21 nested semi-transparent polygons, each with randomized positions and red-blue-purple color values generated from cubed indices. A single intricate Buddha silhouette path, defined by a large SVG `d` coordinate string, is rendered and scaled prominently at the center of the composition. Using React's `map` functions to generate the geometric elements, the piece contrasts chaotic procedural shapes with a precise, hand-coded vector figure. The black background and SVG rendering emphasize the colorful, overlapping forms.

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