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A generative React art piece renders a flurry of semi-transparent colored squares over a low-opacity SVG portrait of Buddha, with the portrait repeated and scaled inside a bordered frame. The image uses React 16.10 to map nested arrays into SVG `<null>` elements, assigning each a random position, fill color, and opacity. A large SVG `<path>` defines the Buddha figure, which is layered beneath the randomized square overlay. The example demonstrates procedural, non-interactive composition through nested array mapping in React's JSX syntax.

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