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Fork of 5 buddhas

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A generative SVG visualization renders hundreds of randomly positioned, rotated polygons atop a static Buddha path, creating a layered, overlapping composition with vibrant RGB fills. The React app maps over a 21-element array to produce nested polygon clusters, while the embedded path data traces the Buddha figure. Using React 16.10 and ReactDOM, the code applies random coordinates, rotations, and color values, with a black background and no interactivity.

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