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The <n>Brutalist</n> <n>Azabu EDGE</n> building in Tokyo, designed by architect <n>Ryoji Suzuki</n>.

Musician <n>Charlotte Cardin</n> for <n>Veuve Clicquot</n>, photographed by <n>William Arcand</n>.

<n>Protect Your Peace of Mind</n> by artist <n>C. P. Silver</n>.

The digital illustration <n>Astral Projection</n>.

Cover art for <n>Alina Baraz</n>'s 2021 EP <n>Moongate</n>. Photo by <n>Courtney Sofiah</n>.

Egyptologists at work in <n>Medinet Habu</n>, circa 1930. Photo by <n>ullstein bild</n>.

A quote by comedian and musician <n>Reggie Watts</n>.

A handwritten note of encouragement for artists by <n>artbrowsertv</n>.

The poster <n>GUIDE</n> by <n>somewherelsentirely</n>.

<n>Villa Girasole</n> by <n>Angelo Invernizzi</n> and <n>Ettore Fagiuoli</n>, 1929-35. Photo by <n>Archivio del Moderno</n>.

Poster for the <n>Tama Art University Open Campus</n> 2016, designed by <n>Rikako Nagashima</n>.

The <n>Śiva Maheśvara</n> sculpture from the Elephanta Caves. Photo by the <n>Archaeological Survey of India</n>.

Artwork for <n>SO/LO</n>'s album <n>At the End of the World, Plant a Tree</n>, designed by <n>Hugh Miller</n> and <n>djkoggi</n>.

<n>Float Weightlessly</n>, a digital artwork inspired by the anime <n>Ghost in the Shell</n>.

Movement _003 by photographer <n>Christian Stoll</n>.

<n>Find Peace in Being Misunderstood</n> by <n>Create.Repeat</n>.

Album art for <n>Wolf Eyes</n>'s 2013 album <n>NO ANSWER = LOWER FLOORS</n>, using a still from <n>Jaws</n> (1975).

A <n>minimalist</n> turntable concept designed by <n>Atipik</n> with the help of AI.

The <n>Aztec sun stone</n> in Mexico City, 1886. Photo by <n>New York State Archives</n>.

Textured visuals from a project with designer <n>Patrick Savile</n>.

Visitors entering the <n>Perisphere</n> at the 1939 <n>New York World's Fair</n>. Photo by <n>Alfred Eisenstaedt</n>.

Digital artwork by <n>Antoine Paikert</n> of <n>ESQUIVE STUDIO</n>.

A <n>Cabeza colosal Olmeca</n> in Veracruz, Mexico. Photo by <n>Juan Guzmán</n>, 1957.

The main entrance of the <n>Power Station Velsen</n> in the Netherlands, designed by <n>A.H. van Rood</n> in 1921.