I’ve been playing on glorycasino online since April – so far everything has been fine. Withdrawal checked three times, each time came within a couple of hours. Support really answers, not bot includes. The interface is simple, nothing slips. For everyday play – a normal option, without unnecessary noise.

While working on dynamic and unconventional projects like IanniX — a visual sequencer inspired by Xenakis — I started thinking: can an interface be a piece of art in itself?

For sites like this, structure isn’t just navigation — it’s a graphic score, where the user “plays” the interface, moving through rhythms, loops, and visual patterns. That’s the concept I explored in one of my recent projects:
https://kinghills.me.uk — a minimalist yet multilayered website where form adapts to the spirit of the content.

Inspired by IanniX, I began to rethink how visual time and motion can shape digital experiences. A website shouldn’t be static — it should resonate, even when you’re simply scrolling.