This series of installations explores light as a medium for public interaction, play, and spatial transformation. Designed for festivals and community art events, the pieces activate through movement, gesture, and touch—responding in real time with light sequences that pulse, shift, or ripple across sculptural surfaces.

Each iteration combines architectural modeling with physical computing, using custom-built electronics and microcontroller systems to control addressable LED strips embedded in fabricated forms. Materials include translucent pillars, suspended LED strips, and CNC-cut frames, each tailored to reflect and refract light in unique ways.

Inspired by phenomena like bioluminescence, electrical storms, and data flow, these works demonstrate how light can become a social interface, encouraging spontaneous interaction.