Radiant Amaranth & Teal Kinetic

Description

• Visual Dispersion (Filamentous): The primary amaranth blooms exhibit “Centrifugal Filamentous Graduation.” The color and light are dispersed through high-frequency linear paths that fan out from the core of the flowers, creating a glowing effect that emphasizes their organic, bowl-like volume.

• Pigment Dispersion (Wash): The teal foliage shows “Vaporous Tonal Fogging.” The blue pigment is dispersed in soft, hazy clouds that lack hard boundaries, acting as a visual “fog” that recedes behind the sharp, high-contrast pink filaments.

• Light Dispersion (Radiant): The highlights show “Radiant Scattering.” Bright white light disperses along the path of the petal veins, creating long, glowing streaks that give the flora an iridescent, almost bioluminescent appearance.