@havn @rafa I’d say it leverages the concept of negative space (or white space) which is an explicit “use” of the empty space to organize, highlight, categorize information or content.
My favorite example is a rest in music. A rest isn’t wasted space it’s an intentional separation, as much a part of the music as any of the notes.
So it goes for the margins around his windows here, the way they overlap (and don’t) and the way the files are organized on the desktop.
@rafa @NateBarham Air is nice - just like it is in a luxurious interior with lots of space. But I feel like I have too little (screen) real estate and too much crap I need space for. 😛
You could also say that I prioritise a slightly different luxury: Instead of having calming air _around_ the windows, I have more space _within_ the windows. 🤔
(But your setup looks nicer in pictures! ☺️)