A dark bedroom at night, viewed from the side. A smartphone lies flat on a wooden nightstand next to a bed, clearly positioned beside the couple's pillows. A 12-inch hologram of Steve Jobs stands on the phone, glowing with pale blue light. He faces the sleeping couple in profile, his arms relaxed at his sides, his expression calm but watchful. He wears a black turtleneck, jeans, and round glasses, rendered in semi-transparent holographic light. A vertical beam of light rises through his body from the phone’s screen, and fine cracks spider out from where he stands. The soft blue glow reflects subtly on the nightstand and the pillow nearby. The couple sleeps peacefully, turned slightly toward the phone. The composition is shot from the side of the bed, showing the full relationship between the nightstand, phone, hologram, and couple. The rest of the room is dark, with only faint moonlight seeping through a window. The moment feels quiet, intimate, and faintly unnerving — as if something digital has stepped beyond its boundaries, just to watch.
Digital Steve Jobs Watches You While You Sleep