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Fork of 5 Buddhas

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Last edited Mar 5, 2025

Created on Mar 5, 2025

A dark canvas displays twenty overlapping Buddha silhouettes, rendered in violet, green, blue, yellow, and orange at varying sizes and positions to create a layered, spiritual composition. The visualization uses React and ReactDOM to generate and position the silhouettes from a predefined SVG path, with the code constructing a numerical array to control the repetition and scale of each figure against a black background.

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6 Buddha Reflections

This visualization showcases 6 reflections of Buddha silhouettes in different colors and sizes, creating a spiritual and artistic display.

The visualization features:

Buddha silhouettes in various colors (violet, green, blue, yellow, orange)
Different sizes and positions creating a layered effect
Subtle background elements

MIT Licensed

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