Abyssal Interference No. 96

A two-dimensional ocean palette rendered in neon blues, greens, and cyans where every pixel’s hue is set by the phase difference of two interfering sine waves. The pattern is a continuous field of circular wavefronts expanding from equally spaced point sources, colliding in bright interference nodes and dissolving into darker troughs. Notice how the grid of sources tilts the apparent horizon: lift your gaze and the plane appears to curve, even though every vector is rigidly linear.