Media exists in a space, a context, and has become a part of our environment. Some environmental contexts are imagined, some are actual, and some are a hybrid of the two. There was a time when we could refer to digital media as “screen media”, but new technology is changing the conversation. Screens can create new hybrid spaces where we consider not just what is on the surface of the screen, but what is beyond and in front of the screen. Screens can create new places. And some day media will be experienced without screens. All of this creates new design challenges for both content and interaction. What happens when digital media leaves the screen?