Abstract: A “PiMovs System” provides a “physically interactive manifestation of a volumetric space” (i.e., PiMovs). The perimeter of a geometric framework is wrapped with contiguous display surfaces to cover each section of the perimeter with adjacent display surfaces. Additional contiguous display surfaces may cover top and/or bottom surfaces of the framework, with some edges of those display surfaces also adjacent edges of display surfaces on the perimeter. Sensors track positions and natural user interface (NUI) inputs of users within a predetermined zone around the framework. A contiguous volumetric projection is generated and displayed over the framework via the display surfaces as a seamless wrapping across each edge of each adjacent display surface. This volumetric projection is then automatically adapted to tracked user positions and NUI inputs.