Lichtenberg Figure is the frozen record of an electrical breakdown. Drive enough charge into a dielectric — a clear acrylic block, a coated plate — and the excess surges out in a brilliant blue-white flash, carving a self-similar tree of branching channels through the dark interior. What remains is the fossil of a spark: filaments radiating and forking from a central strike point, thin and tapering toward the edges.

The system reads that discharge literally. A near-black dielectric ground, electric-cornflower filaments with soft bloom at their brightest cores, and a palette that never leaves the cool blue-white register. Composition is dendritic and radial — energy moving outward from a point — with a restrained, permitted glow that the flat-matte themes forbid.