Fork of Buddha

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Fork of Buddha

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Last edited Mar 17, 2024

Created on Mar 17, 2024

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Fork of Buddha is an animated visualization of a synthetic dataset, where eleven colored circles expand, reposition, and cycle through their specified radii and colors against a black background. Using D3 transitions, the circles ease in from a radius of zero to a fixed size, then shift to new coordinates with a fast linear motion, while the entire composition fades to 60% opacity. The circular layout and overlapping translucent disks create a Buddha-like silhouette, rendered as a looping, meditative animation from the included CSV data.

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