Lost in Pascal’s Triangle is an interactive light installation that invites audiences to explore the mathematical patterns and possibilities of Pascal’s Triangle, named after the French mathematician Blaise Pascal. The installation features 100 triangular LED elements embedded within layers of fluorescent triangular structures, transforming mathematical principles into a dynamic visual experience.

Audiences are invited to interact with the triangular xylophone elements, generating a series of musical notes and lighting sequences. Through the interplay of sound, light, and audience participation, each interaction creates unique and unpredictable compositions. The resulting experience is an exploration of patterns, randomness, and discovery — where getting “lost in Pascal’s Triangle” becomes a journey worth taking.