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Fork of Fork of Sai Buddha 5

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Last edited Apr 4, 2024

Created on Apr 4, 2024

A generative Buddha silhouette is drawn from a hand-coded SVG path, layered with thousands of semi-transparent randomly colored circles produced by nested React `map` iterations. The visualization uses React 16.10 and renders to SVG, with the background set to a floral image via CSS. Each circle’s position, size, and RGB fill are randomized on every render, creating an overlapping, kaleidoscopic effect over the static Buddha shape. The code directly maps over arrays to generate the circles without external data or simulation libraries.

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