Phygital Space is a speculative museum experience where patrons, specifically parents with young children, use emerging technologies to collaborate in a fast-paced learning and prototyping environment to create immersive games and play together. By combining analog and digital creative methods, patrons create games using pencil and paper along with tablets and move toward projecting them onto screens and walls to interact and play.   

During this short project, I was interested in creating a speculative environment that celebrates children’s innate curiosity and wonder through play. Inspired by Pixel Press’s Floors, I chose to situate this project within a museum setting such as the Contemporary Art Museum (CAM) in Raleigh, NC, as a way to establish context for a creative space that both children and their parents could explore together. I imagined this could create further impact by being accessible to the public and engage a wider community in person and remotely.