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Fork of 5 buddhas

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Mmeenam1106@gmail.com
Last edited Mar 31, 2024
Created on Mar 31, 2024
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Five translucent buddha silhouettes are drawn as SVG paths, each transformed with a translate and scale, and overlaid to create a layered, overlapping composition. The paths are generated from a React application using the ReactDOM API. The visualization also renders a grid of small, randomly positioned and colored circles, created by nested map functions over an array. The chaotic circle placement and colorful fills suggest the work merges structured sacred imagery with procedural, generative randomness.

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