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Surendra -overlapping Buddha In 5 images

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Ssanavenkatasurendrareddy@gmail.com
Last edited Mar 17, 2024
Created on Mar 17, 2024

This visualization presents five overlapping renderings of a Buddha-like form, constructed from semi-transparent, randomly generated polygons. Each polygon is positioned using pseudo-random coordinates derived from a simple mathematical function, while its fill color, opacity, and rotation are also randomly assigned. The entire composition is overlaid onto a green background with large red text reading "Forking budha in 5" at the top, creating a layered, abstract collage. The overlapping shapes produce a dense, colorful mandala-like pattern, with each of the five images subtly differing due to the random generation.

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