/!\ This game is strongly not recommanded for anyone with epilepsy or photosensibility issues /!\

This is an experimental game, it takes  around 5 minutes to complete.

A "sténopé" is the french name for a Pinhole camera : it's the simpliest photograpic device where the light go through a tiny hole, then is projects into a chemical sheet on the other side of a black box. The picture is revealed during a chemical reaction. The sténopé can capture an image with a close to infinite depth of field. The device was (presumably) invented by Ibn al-Haytham.

Credits :  

“Camera Obscura”
Matthieu Buchalski, Jean-Michel Drechsler & Thierry Onillon

“Harmonic Overtone Meditation”
Steve Balsamo

English version of the text :

"He was sitting there, the blind."

"We could see, but not him."

"And, in the box made of skull, nothing!"

"Or almost."