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Created on Mar 25, 2024

The visualization renders a chaotic arrangement of overlapping, semi-transparent polygons against a black background. Each of the twenty polygons is randomly generated with five points and filled with an unpredictable RGB color. Using React and ReactDOM, the code maps over an array to create SVG `<polygon>` elements, applying random coordinates and fill values. The work appears to be a fork of a Buddha image rendered in a fragmented, abstract style, with each polygon rotated by a random transform.

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