Tennessee Thunderstorm Triptych: Set of 3 Lightning Spectrogram Art Prints

Five minutes of a real thunderstorm, stretched across your wall.

On June 9, 2026, a homebuilt VLF radio antenna in rural Tennessee caught five minutes of a passing storm. Every lightning strike sends out a burst of very low frequency radio, called a sferic. This set turns that recording into one continuous spectrogram, split across three square prints. Hang them side by side and the storm runs unbroken from the first panel to the last, a 36-inch statement piece where every thin vertical line is a single lightning strike.

Available in four editions to match the single prints: Original (violet), Blue Hour (electric blue), Northern (emerald) and Ember (molten orange).

• Set of three 12×12 in prints: I (0:00–1:40), II (1:40–3:20), III (3:20–5:00)
• Recorded June 9, 2026, 5:04 PM, 1.5–16 kHz
• Museum-quality matte paper, rich blacks
• Unframed: ships rolled in a protective tube
• Black frame: arrives ready to hang in black wood frames with a clear acrylic front and hanging hardware
• Printed to order, usually ships in 2–5 business days

Nothing illustrated, nothing generated: just the storm, exactly as the radio heard it.