The post-physical contact world of COVID-19 has restricted us to our homes and has limited our interactions with others to the cameras on our devices.
Virtual interactions with family, friends, colleagues or lovers could call for entirely different settings.
This guide considers the constraints of the camera aperture in confined space and how it can inform a kind of micro-placemaking.
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