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Last edited Oct 17, 2024
Created on Oct 17, 2024

Five nested copies of a Buddha silhouette overlap and scale across a black background, creating a layered, translucent composition. The paths, hardcoded SVG coordinate data, are rendered with React and ReactDOM, each instance using a violet fill with a white stroke and varying opacity. The rendering is set against a background image of flowers, with the entire scene contained in an SVG canvas.

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