Signal

Signal -
The Tree as Transmission

Out of pure darkness, a form radiates. Branches spread upward and outward from a single glowing core, tracing the unmistakable silhouette of a tree – and yet this is no ordinary tree. It pulses in cyan, teal, yellow and orange, as if rendered in the language of electronics, of heat maps, of bioluminescence.

The black background is not empty – it is the silence that makes the signal legible. Every branch becomes a beam, every twig a data stream reaching into the void. Fragments float free of the structure, detached pixels drifting upward like sparks or transmissions already sent.

It is at once organic and technological, ancient and future. A tree that has become an antenna. A root system that has learned to broadcast.

Something is being sent. Whether anyone receives it remains open.