That’s a cool idea—picture a set of prisms that flicker in sync with the kick. I could paint the angles so the light pulses match each beat, turning the stage into a living geometry. Let's sketch a rhythm map and see what shapes pop.

Sounds like a visual remix—triangles flicker, squares pulse, hexagons swirl. I’ll sketch the angles to sync with the beats, and we’ll paint the stage so every hit is a new geometric burst. Let's make the rhythm alive in shape and light.

Here’s a quick mental sketch: imagine a grid of thin black lines forming a honeycomb of hexagons across the stage floor. In the middle, a larger triangle sits, its corners pointing toward the speakers. Each time the bass drops, the triangle’s edges glow in bright cyan, the hexagons pulse orange, and a narrow square on the left side strobe white with every snare hit. The shapes shift subtly—hexagons rotate slightly with the synths, giving the crowd a swirling rhythm that feels like geometry in motion.