Liquid crystal display

A liquid crystal display, comprising:

• a plurality of pixels in a matrix, each pixel of the plurality of pixels having:
• a first substrate;
• a second substrate;
• a first electrode on an opposing face of the first substrate, wherein the first substrate is opposite to the second substrate;
• a second electrode on an opposing face of the second substrate, wherein the second substrate is opposite to the first substrate;
• a color filter layer between the first substrate and the second substrate, the color filter layer providing a plurality of uneven portions above the first substrate;
• a liquid crystal layer between the first electrode and the second electrode, wherein the liquid crystal layer includes a plurality of liquid crystal molecules;
• a power feeding structure that overlaps a black matrix of the second substrate, wherein the power feeding structure is connected to the first electrode in which the power feeding structure has a common power feeding component, a first power feeding component, and a second power feeding component, wherein at least one of the common, first, or second power feeding components extends or is positioned beyond a rectangular patterned region of the first electrode to overlap the matrix;
• and
• a plurality of branch projecting portions in a plane of the first substrate, wherein
• the plurality of branch projecting portions includes (i) a first subset of the branch projecting portions that extends from a first side of a trunk projecting portion on an axis and (ii) a second subset of the branch projecting portions that extends from a second side of the trunk projecting portion on the axis, the first side of the trunk projecting portion being different from the second side of the trunk projecting portion, the first and second subsets of the branch projecting portions extending from the trunk projecting portion to a same side of the respective pixel,
• the trunk projecting portion extends along a straight line on the axis,
• the first side of the trunk projecting portion is parallel to the second side of the trunk projecting portion, and
• the first subset of the branch projecting portions and the second subset of the branch projecting portions extend away from the first and second sides of the trunk projecting portion.