Installation

<n>We Share Our Chemistry with the Stars (KK300) (TBC)</n>, a 2012 painting by artist <n>Marc Quinn</n>.

<n>Plastique Fantastique</n>'s installation <n>Blurry Venice</n> at the 2019 <n>Venice Biennale</n>. Photo by <n>Marco Cappelletti</n>.

Silk organza sculpture by <n>Diana Orving</n> from her 2021 exhibition at <n>Galleri Arnstedt</n>.

Sculptures by <n>Jaume Plensa</n> at the <n>Musée d'art moderne de Céret</n>. Photo by <n>Roberto Ruiz</n>.

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<n>Kyugee IV</n> (2007) by artist <n>Catherine Eaton Skinner</n>.

<n>FLUX</n> (2023), an interactive light installation by <n>Ksawery Komputery</n>.

<n>Snow Flurry, I</n> (1948), a mobile by <n>Alexander Calder</n>.

The sculpture <n>Trees</n> by artist <n>Takashi Kuribayashi</n>.

Sculptural installation by <n>Diana Orving</n> from the <n>Galleri Arnstedt, 2022</n> exhibition.

<n>Antony Gormley</n>'s installation <n>Lost Horizon I</n> (2008) at the <n>Royal Academy of Arts</n> in 2019.

<n>Alexander Calder</n>'s hanging mobile <n>The Ghost</n> (1964) at the <n>Philadelphia Museum of Art</n>.

<n>Susi Gelb</n>'s artwork <n>o.T.</n> (2022) from the <n>Various Others</n> exhibition at <n>Nir Altman</n>. Photo by <n>Dirk Tacke</n>.

From the <n>Tree Drawings</n> series by British artist <n>Tim Knowles</n>.

<n>Á. Birna Björnsdóttir</n>'s video installation, <n>A Twitch and a Tug / Snertitaug</n> (2022).

Multimedia installation <n>Pochva</n> (2023) by <n>Filipp Groubnov</n>.

Monika Grzymala's 3D Tape Drawing Explodes onto the Walls of Galerie Crone — Colossal

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A photograph from the series <n>Pleasant Place</n> (2018-2020) by photographer <n>Lou-Lou van Staaveren</n>.

The <n>HELIOT EMIL BETA STORE</n> in Copenhagen, with furniture developed in collaboration with <n>NM3</n>.

<n>Norio Imai</n>'s installation "<n>Revolving Light</n>" (1967-2019) at <n>Axel Vervoordt Gallery</n>.

AI-generated sculptures titled <n>Thingies</n>.

Photograph by Japanese artist <n>Daisuke Yokota</n>.