This is the front of my house in Seattle, scanned with an iPhone and turned into dots. You’re standing exactly where I stood when I made the scan. Move your cursor to look around, and go to the edge of the picture to keep turning. On a phone, swipe.
Every dot is a real point from the scan, drawn the same way as the face on the front page. The scan only caught what my phone could see from one spot, so there are gaps: places behind the tree, the empty sky, the ground at your feet. The orange-tinted, softer dots are my guesses. They carry on the surfaces around each gap, so the place feels whole even where it isn’t.
This is the first of a few places I’d like to make walkable.