In this story about Rosalind Franklin, the woman who discovered the double helix of DNA, the story shifts backwards and forwards in time between the past, and the present day where the men who stole her discovery reflect on their actions.  On a plexiglass set with lit up inlays, my job was to give a stark contrast between the past and present.  Using a tight color palette of simply different shades of white, the past had an inherent warmth to it while the present lived in a harsh and cold world.