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Created on Mar 3, 2023

A generative Buddha mask emerges from chaotic, multicolored SVG lines. The piece layers 50 random radial lines for each of 50 concentric iterations, producing a dense, textured silhouette. A radial gradient and a drop shadow enhance the mask's depth against a dark green gradient background. This React application uses D3's `line` generator and an SVG `clipPath` to confine the drawn elements to the Buddha's path.

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A small iteration on Nita's original work that applies a clipPath.

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