FORM / OBJECT

What happens to a sculpture once you can hold it in your hand? Form wanted a show that existed in the room and in every visitor's pocket.

Each piece was photogrammetry-scanned, optimised and paired with an NFC tag, opening an interactive twin you could rotate, light and annotate.

In the gallery, projection-mapped plinths respond to the crowd. Online, the same objects float in a shared space where visitors leave light trails.

Exhibition extended by six weeks; the digital space outlived the physical show.