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Fork of 5 buddas

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Vvinaykollapudi@my.unt.edu
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Created on Oct 15, 2024
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A generative composition of 21 translucent, randomly colored circles is drawn over a black background, each positioned by a nested `A.map` loop that multiplies an index by 100 and a random value, producing overlapping forms. A single Buddha silhouette, defined as an SVG `path` with detailed cubic Bézier coordinates, is rendered inside a `<g>` group with a `translate` and `scale` transform, layered atop the circles. The visualization uses React and ReactDOM to construct the SVG output, with styling applied via CSS in the HTML file.

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