Pulse v8 — Mirror
Neon bars stacked in strict bilateral symmetry — cyan and yellow above, violet and orange below — pulsing out of a dark layered shell.
Fat horizontal neon bars — cyan and yellow in the top half, violet and orange in the bottom — sit locked in bilateral symmetry inside a dark, layered shell, like an emblem that breathes.
Every stroke is a horizontal chord joining a polar point to its left-right mirror, so the symmetry is built into the geometry rather than composed. A doubly nested sine wobbles the layer offsets, and the brightness range is stretched to a hundredfold between buried and surface strokes, which is what carves the crisp slivers out of the murk.
