Strobe · Token Detail
Strobe #164
Every Strobe token is a single frame of motion: waves of light cutting across deep backgrounds, layered pulses weaving in and out of phase, or sharp staccato bursts frozen mid-flash.
Waveform traits define how the light behaves — smooth sinusoids, square pulses, chaotic stacks — while colour systems, rhythm and exposure style control its emotional temperature. Some pieces feel meditative and slow; others crackle like a live stage strobe.
No objects, no typography, no characters. Just light, rhythm and the geometry of oscillation.
Token information
- Collection
- Strobe
- Token ID
- #164
- Waveform Type
- Fractal-like Wave Stack
- Light Form
- Converging Light Cones
- Colour System
- Triadic Neon Palette
- Rhythm
- Syncopated Pulse Field
- Background
- Vapor-like Light Mist
- Exposure Style
- Multi-Frame Composite
- Rarity
- Epic
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