Cornell Box project


 In this project, I want to create a beautiful interactive image rather than a game. So I think about recreating some of my previous photo works. In case to make the box has more content, I am planning to have three small boxes inside the big one. They are separate from each other but still can be in a series. 



For the interactive part, I also want to create a function of changing the camera to give each of them a moment.



prototype 




      mood:  mysterious / quite / staged /elegent 

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