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Spectra #53
Spectra renders matter as light. Each piece is a long-exposure spectral field with museum-grade minimalism: deep charcoal backgrounds, disciplined spacing, subtle optical bloom where appropriate, and a controlled noise floor. The political contrast between energy regimes is embedded through comparison, never declared.

Token information
- Collection
- Spectra
- Token ID
- #53
- Molecule Type
- Hydrocarbons
- Spectrum Mode
- Emission
- Exposure
- Long Exposure
- Field Geometry
- Vertical Lines
- Bloom
- None
- Background
- Graphite
- Noise Floor
- Clean
- Line Density
- Sparse
- Rarity
- Common
Owner information
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