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A generative SVG artwork renders nested polygons at random positions, sizes, and colors, creating an abstract, layered composition. The code maps a numeric array through triple-nested iterations, producing hundreds of semi-transparent shapes with RGB fills derived from random values. A Buddha path is then overlaid on top, scaled and translated via an SVG transform. The visualization uses React to manage the SVG elements, with all positioning and styling computed through JavaScript's Math.random() function.

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