Mac OS

Black hole on my Desktop. Part I

This mysterious void appears on the computer screen as a black circle, and any information or object that falls into it is seemingly removed from existence forever.

The black hole on the desktop represents an intriguing intersection between technology and the unknown, raising questions about the nature of information and its relationship to physical space.

Black hole on my Desktop. Part II

The exhibit is inspired by the theory of Hawking radiation, which suggests that quantum perturbations of the event horizon could allow information to escape from a black hole.

Dock Recycle Bins

Dock Recycle Bins

Ball

The Catch

The application icon in the dock is a trap from Ghostbusters.

The window is a ghost. Window minimization represents a scene from the movie of catching a ghost.

Thanks: Andrey Smirny and Nikita Rokotyan.

Friday Dock

Friday Dock

Hydra

Hydra's representation of head regeneration through UI.

The black hole on the desktop represents an intriguing intersection between technology and the unknown, raising questions about the nature of information and its relationship to physical space.

Finder From the Side: a Finder window beside its edge-on view

Finder From the Side

Dropbox -> iCloud

Matryoshka

The Dice Game

A normal folder in Preview mode shows previews of the image files, two in this case. The script copies two images randomly and gives a combination of two dices.

Slot Machines

Three slots each have a set of pictures. The aim is to get three matching pictures.

Each slot is a simple folder in Cover Flow mode, and unlike the original game the movement of the slots is horizontal.

Tmux Chess