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A Buddha silhouette is repeated nine times in an overlapping composition, with each instance transformed via translation and scaling within an SVG. React renders the paths, which are hardcoded SVG path data, against a full-screen background image of flowers. The repeated layers create a dense, multi-colored visual effect through overlapping black strokes and fills, while the code demonstrates manual coordinate manipulation rather than using a data-driven library like D3.

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