In lockdown, the only site left was my own living room.

So I surveyed it. A photogrammetry scan turned the sofa, the TV and the wine rack into a cloud of points, then into a game you can walk through. Contact tracing became a drawing: every surface touched, mapped the way the virus was being mapped across the world outside.

A point cloud dissolves as you get close. So I placed a mirrored sphere in the room: a reflection probe that gathers the scattered points back into a picture you can read.

The smallest site I have worked on. It held the whole pandemic.