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A vibrant, abstract SVG composition layers hundreds of randomly generated, semi-transparent polygons over a single large Buddha path. The polygons, colored with extreme RGB values and rotated 45 degrees, create a chaotic, kaleidoscopic effect against a black background. The code uses React to render SVG elements, mapping over nested arrays to generate shapes, while the Buddha outline is drawn with a detailed `path` element using a fixed transform.

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