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This example generates an overlapping, multicolored Buddha figure using React and SVG. It renders hundreds of random translucent polygons on a 960×1000 canvas, all rotated at 45 degrees, before drawing a detailed Buddha path that is scaled and translated. The polygons are created with nested array maps, using JavaScript’s `Math.random()` for both positioning and fill colors, while the Buddha silhouette comes from a hardcoded SVG path. The result is a layered, vibrant collage where the algorithmic shapes blend with the recognizable icon.

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