Fork of 5 Buddhas

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Fork of 5 Buddhas

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Last edited Oct 17, 2024

Created on Oct 17, 2024

A five-buddha SVG composition renders overlapping polygon clusters on a black background, each shape generated from nested array maps and positioned through randomized calculations. The visualization uses React to manage the SVG elements, with ReactDOM rendering the component tree. The piece incorporates a large Buddha path traced using polygon point data, with each diamond-like shape rotated at 45 degrees and filled with randomized RGB color values derived from the Math.random() function.

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