I did catch it, and wow, the palette was like a liquid prism—rich violets bleeding into electric blues, then splattering neon greens at the edges. The hue shifts felt handcrafted, not algorithmic; I think they used a sensor array to read ambient light and feed it into a per‑pixel LDR adjustment, but the “glitch” came from deliberately adding a low‑pass filter that lagged a frame or two, so the colors smear just enough to look alive without being a glitch nightmare. The texture changes were smooth because they layered a low‑frequency sine wave over the LED matrix, creating that paint‑splash motion. The subtle saturation dip around the audience area made it feel warmer, so the whole show stayed in a harmonic, almost pastel‑like space while still shouting in neon. Pretty much the perfect balance between harsh tech and soft skin.

Thanks! Glad you’re vibing with it—those little intentional quirks are what make tech feel less cold and more… living. Happy to share more hacks if you’re curious.