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GGunna,Praneeth Reddy
Last edited Sep 30, 2025
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A kaleidoscopic SVG composition overlays 9,261 randomly rotated diamond polygons atop a hand-coded Buddha path, all rendered against a black background. The generative layer cycles through translucent fill colors derived from pseudo-random RGB values, while the Buddha vector remains crisp beneath the chaotic scatter. Built with React and ReactDOM, the visualization maps an array of indices through nested loops to produce the polygon grid, using SVG polygon elements with transform rotations and opacity settings. The Buddha path data appears hard-coded, with no external data fetching or interaction behavior.

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