Credits

• The black cat"Sleepy Comfy Cat", a photogrammetry scan by Léonard Doye (leoskateman), recoloured black, CC BY 4.0
• Furniture, plants, the projector and screen, textures and skiesPoly Haven (CC0)
• The grand piano"Baby Grand Piano" by Roy_1508348, Blend Swap (CC0)
• The carpetCarpet, Iran, 16th century, The Metropolitan Museum of Art (CC0)
• The view from the windowphotographs by Mustang Joe, Wikimedia Commons (CC0)
• The ouroboros in the gilt frameChrysopoeia of Cleopatra, Codex Marcianus gr. 299 (public domain)
• The map of ConstantinopleCristoforo Buondelmonti, Liber insularum Archipelagi (public domain)
• The star chartJohannes Hevelius, Firmamentum Sobiescianum, 1690 (public domain)
• The music on the standScriabin, Nocturne from Op. 9, first edition, Belaieff 1895, via IMSLP (public domain)

The posters, the circle of fifths and the moving pieces in the cinema were designed by George Zakis and made with Claude. The nocturne that plays in the room was written and synthesized by Claude. The idea of a personal site you can walk into comes from various sources, but a big inspiration was Felix Rieseberg’s.