The mark consists of a primary square overlapping with a secondary square that is rotating 45 degrees clockwise and fitting inside the primary square, with the four vertices touching the midpoints of the four sides of the primary square. The diagonal from the bottom left vertex to the top right vertex of each square is divided into eight equal parts. Connecting to the top left and bottom right vertices, each of the eight equal parts forms two triangles, totaling sixteen triangles for each of the two squares. The color saturation of each triangle decreases from bottom to top in the upper left half of the square, while the color saturation of each triangle increases from bottom to top in the lower right half of the square. The secondary square is a smaller version of the same square as the primary one.