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Fork of 5 Buddhas

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Last edited Mar 23, 2024

Created on Mar 23, 2024

This visualization, titled "Fork of 5 Buddhas," renders an intricate, overlapping Buddha path in vibrant colors atop a field of semi-transparent polygons on a black background. Built with React and SVG, the piece layers a dense grid of small, randomly colored and positioned polygons beneath a single large, ornate Buddha figure. The Buddha path is drawn with a complex SVG path and scaled and translated to sit prominently in the composition. The random RGB fills and opacity create a luminous, abstract effect, while the stark black background heightens the contrast and makes the layered shapes pop.

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