Baksa (meaning "Box" in Hindi) is an interactive light-based art installation. It is a massive cube structure with six faces, each representing a visual metaphor for "being lost," including mazes and whirlpool motifs. It features colorful lights as idle state and strobe-like fluctuations in triggered mode to create party-like energy. The design intends to dazzle at first glance and maintain interest through immersive visual feedback 

About the Project: Developed in 12 days with a total budget of ~$340 USD. Involves rapid prototyping, light-based interaction design, and thematic integration. Conceptualized as part of a creative experience for festivalgoers, balancing aesthetic appeal and symbolic narrative. Skills Applied: Installation Design | Lighting Systems | Creative Prototyping | Thematic Storytelling | Collaborative Fabrication