Most builds I see in this hobby put a strip inside a printed shell and let WLED do the work, but this LuxPlant goes a different route: the animation comes from LIGHTLINK, a tool the maker built and used for this show. That DIY approach to sequencing is what sets it apart from the usual preset-heavy setup.
The lamp itself is a 3D printed plant with a cylindrical white pot base and dark branching stems. Those stems end in translucent leaf-shaped diffusers, and LEDs sit along the stems and inside the leaf ribs, so light diffuses through the whole structure rather than glowing from one spot.
The show is set to DreamLogic by Virtual Riot, and the effects track it well. The colors cycle through red, purple, yellow, cyan blue and multi-color gradients, while the LEDs pulse rapidly, backlight the plant or cut off in sync with the beat. In my opinion the backlighting moments are the standout, because they make the translucent leaves read as real foliage instead of as a diffuser. It deserves a warning label too: with that much rapid pulsing, the flashing lights notice is a thoughtful touch.
The main open question is what is inside the pot. The electronics, microcontroller, wiring and materials in the base are not shown, so there is room for a follow-up on how the lamp is driven.