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Chinese dancer and performance artist <n>Lico (Kehua Li)</n>.

<n>Kim Kardashian</n> views <n>Kanye West</n>'s sculpture, <n>Famous</n>, at the <n>Blum & Poe</n> gallery in 2016.

<n>Hans Hemmert</n>'s <n>Same Height Party</n>, part of the <n>Personal Absurdities</n> exhibition in Berlin, 1997.

<n>Generative Design for Live Performances</n>, a workshop by <n>Studio Z1</n> and <n>Daniel Sciboz</n> at <n>HEAD – Genève</n>.

A personal photobook printed by <n>Периодика</n>.

From <n>Martin Parr</n>'s photographic series <n>The Last Resort</n>, captured in Margate, England in 1986.

A 1991 contact sheet of <n>Kate Moss</n> photographed by <n>Michel Haddi</n>.

Photograph by <n>Léo Berne</n>, often cited as an example of the <n>Accidental Renaissance</n> phenomenon.

Model <n>Lydia Waldrop</n> photographed by <n>Mathieu Puga</n>.

Branding for <n>UCR Arts</n> by design studio <n>Forth + Back</n>.

A photographic collage of musician <n>Kendrick Lamar</n>.

A video installation by <n>Martha Atienza</n> at the <n>Ateneo Art Gallery</n>. Photo by <n>Clevfan Pornela</n>.

<n>Gina Folly</n>'s 2015 installation, <n>I want to do to you what spring does with the cherry trees</n>.

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<n>s.asmbli [ wall ]</n>, an audiovisual installation by <n>Ryoichi Kurokawa</n>, 2021.

<n>Boy with Frog</n> (2009), a sculpture by <n>Charles Ray</n>. Photo by <n>aoc.media</n>.

<n>FLUX</n>, an interactive light installation by <n>Ksawery Kirklewski</n>, <n>Arkadiusz Krupiński</n>, and <n>Jakub Kirklewski</n>.

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

<n>Horse and Rider</n> (2014) by <n>Charles Ray</n> at the <n>Bourse de Commerce — Pinault Collection</n>. Photo by <n>Gautier DeBlonde</n>.

<n>Security Fence</n> (2005), a sculpture by artist <n>Liza Lou</n>.