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Fork of 6 Buddhas

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MMandadi Nishita
Last edited Oct 18, 2024
Created on Oct 18, 2024
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A chaotic, colorful overlapping Buddha silhouette appears repeatedly across a flower-background canvas. The piece layers thousands of randomly positioned triangular shapes, each with random RGB fill colors and rotations, generated through nested JavaScript array maps within a React component. The rendering uses SVG elements, specifically `<path>` data for the Buddha forms and custom polygons, all orchestrated through React's declarative component structure. The visualization demonstrates algorithmic randomness applied to sacred imagery, producing a dense, psychedelic composition.

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