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Unlimited Buddha

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NNita
Last edited Aug 9, 2023
Created on Aug 9, 2023

An interactive generative visualization titled "Unlimited Buddha" renders a repeating ornamental shape across a 960×960 SVG canvas. The artwork employs React with `createRoot` and `useState` to generate 150×150 concentric arrangements, transforming each instance’s position using trigonometric functions of the loop indices. The custom vector path, drawn via SVG `<path>` elements, is scaled and translated in a grid pattern against a warm beige background (#F6EEE3), producing a tile-like fractal mandala effect through nested `<g>` transformations.

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