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Fork of Fork of budha

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Last edited Mar 17, 2024

Created on Mar 17, 2024

The visualization is a dense, generative SVG composition titled "Fork of budha," built with React and rendered into a black-background canvas. It layers three nested loops over an array of numbers to draw hundreds of semi-transparent, randomly colored polygons, each rotated and positioned using pseudo-random values derived from the array index. Superimposed on this abstract field is a large, ornate golden path rendered as a decorative Buddhist figure, creating a stark contrast between chaotic geometric patterns and a detailed, symmetrical icon. The piece explores the interplay between algorithmic randomness and structured form.

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