Deko Gallery 2 vs Nothing Tap

Admire the masterpieces of the decorative arts through the ages, with these fantastic reproductions of the second series of “L'Ornement polychrome” (1885-1887) by illustrator Albert Racinet. These 120 plates include more than 2000 specimens of design from cultures all over the world, through Antiquity, Middle Ages, Renaissance, 16th, 17th, 18th and 19th century, and from various mediums such as painting, textile, metalwork, woodwork, architecture, jewellery, ceramic, mosaic... This imagery remains a perpetual source of delight and an inspiration for visual artists of our time.

You will do nothing. And you won't be able to stop. One button. Zero purpose. Tap it — nothing happens. Tap it again — still nothing. So why can't you stop? Hold the button. Let the void hum. A deep, evolving sound designed to quiet your mind. No goals. No distractions. Just nothing — and that's exactly what you need. Some say the void stares back after 10,000 taps. We can neither confirm nor deny this. — Nothing to do — Nothing to achieve — Nothing to unlock (or is there?) — Haptics that feel like nothing (but somehow satisfying) — Sounds that pull you deeper into nothing — A timer counting every second you'll never get back