Bubble Chamber Tracks reads high-energy physics as calligraphy. Silver-gelatin plates from CERN's Big European Bubble Chamber recorded charged particles curling through superheated liquid hydrogen — luminous cyan-white spirals scattered across a flooded near-black ground.

Every mark is a physical gesture: a trail that curls tighter as momentum drops, an electron-positron pair splitting into mirrored coils. The palette stays true to the plate — deep photographic black, glowing filaments, sparse colour-enhanced accents in gold and red. Nothing decorative, only the written record of a particle in light.