The ducking act of trying to follow their parents behavior is formed by biologic-carving. 
The children copy their parents' action which creates similar action patterns between parents and children.
We can call this 'sequential syncronization'.
Applying this sequential syncronization concept to daily activities  reveals unexpected visuals.
I apply sequencial syncronization to lighting boxes. 
Through the process of having children's boxes follow their parents' lighting example,
we can see various lighting patterns.

 

'Light Cube' is an LED lighting box set. 
Every cube has a lighting sensor and arduino-board inside. 
The sensors work by influencing the lighting of previous objects.
Through this sequential syncronization, the boxes copy various lighting patterns from parent's box to their child's box.









P.S : Thank you. Asha Seo(harahan@gmail.com)