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YYeruva Snehith Reddy
Last edited Oct 17, 2024
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Five overlapping Buddha silhouettes in translucent colors float over a floral background image. The SVG paths are rendered at varying random positions and scales, with each shape repeated thirty times using nested React `.map()` calls. Solid JavaScript generates random fill values and opacity, while React 16.10 and ReactDOM render the composition inside a 1000-pixel square viewport. The static, generative layout emphasizes layered forms rather than interactivity.

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