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Created on Apr 4, 2024

A flower-background webpage renders a React and SVG visualization of a Buddha figure repeated through nested color overlays. The code maps nested arrays to generate multiple copies of a path, each with random RGB fill, opacity, and position, creating a chaotic, overlapping composition. Using React and ReactDOM, the SVG elements are generated procedurally, drawing from the Buddha path data and controlled by JavaScript’s Math.random for color and placement.

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