Plasma Fractal Web on Glass

A plasma fractal web spreads across a polished black glass plane in a vertical 9:16 frame, creating a top-to-bottom network of branching circuitry that reads like living electronics. The intent is a moody, sci-fi abstract wallpaper with neon blues and purples echoing through each filament and reflecting on the glass. Surfaces remain unlettered and clean, with micro-reflections and tiny bead-like highlights reduced to abstract linear accents. The atmosphere is clear with a faint internal haze that softens distant branches and gives depth to the glow. Textures emphasize mirror-smooth black glass, slightly etched circuit ridges, and a few soft particulate glows on the surface. The center of the web resolves crisply with a shallow depth that lets outer branches fall into a gentle bloom. Framing is tight and vertical at 9:16 with the main node placed slightly above center, eye-level viewpoint, and generous negative space along the lower third for crop-safe composition. Include a couple of tiny floating sparks and a fractured microchip shard as story cues to suggest recent activation. Render as a high-detail digital illustration with crisp glow edges and subtle filmic bloom for atmosphere.