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Last edited Jun 15, 2023
Created on Jun 15, 2023

Built with React and rendered as SVG, this piece layers hundreds of randomly generated polygons over a single, detailed vector path of Buddha. The code uses nested array maps to produce chaotic, semi-transparent forms atop the religious figure, with each polygon's fill color and rotation driven by random values. The static, overlapping geometry creates an abstract, colorful reinterpretation of the original black-and-white vector artwork.

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