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<n>Burn Out</n> (2020) by illustrator <n>Yolanda Poh</n>, featuring a quote from author <n>Brené Brown</n>.

Typographic design by <n>Kajsa Quinterno</n> featuring a quote from writer <n>Etel Adnan</n>.

A still from the 1963 film <n>The Fire Within</n>, directed by <n>Louis Malle</n>.

<n>Uncertainty</n>, a 2023 illustration by <n>Martin Naumann</n> created for his master thesis.

A still from the 1966 film <n>Closely Watched Trains</n> by director <n>Jiří Menzel</n>.

A quote from the meditation <n>Clarity and Gratitude</n> by <n>Manoj Dias</n>.

A graphic featuring a quote, sourced from <n>Unsplash</n>.

A portrait of artist <n>Marcel Duchamp</n>.

Actor <n>Louis Garrel</n> in <n>Philippe Garrel</n>'s 2013 film <n>La Jalousie</n>.

A still from the 1985 film <n>Ran</n>, directed by <n>Akira Kurosawa</n>.

A meme featuring the <n>Looney Tunes</n> character <n>Bugs Bunny</n>.

A still from <n>Éric Rohmer</n>'s 1951 short film, <n>Presentation, or Charlotte and Her Steak</n>.

“When you love someone, you can’t just tell them,” she said. “What do you mean?” her friend asked.

“If you say ‘I love you’, how are they supposed to understand? It’s like trying to comprehend the universe.

You have to show them quietly. A coffee. An extra day off. Room to stand under the same umbrella.

Take the universe apart and give them the stars.”