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<n>Ahmed Hjazy</n> photographs street art in Beit Hanoun, Gaza Strip, 2015, for <n>Savoir Flair</n>.

<n>Glimpse Mirror Screen</n> by <n>Studio Truly Truly</n>. Photo by <n>Alexander Popelier</n>.

Designer <n>Ray Eames</n> with a test pull of the <n>Dot Pattern</n> textile, circa 1947. Photo © <n>Eames Office</n>.

Artist <n>Bridget Riley</n> at her first solo exhibition at Gallery One, 1962. Photo by <n>Ida Kar</n>.

A scene from the 2020 series <n>Normal People</n> starring <n>Paul Mescal</n> and <n>Daisy Edgar-Jones</n>.

<n>AKHU</n> by <n>James Turrell</n> at <n>Superblue Miami</n>.

<n>The Tree of knowledge of good and evil</n>, a Rosicrucian illustration by the <n>German School</n>, c. 1785.

Models <n>Helena</n> and <n>Marc Rafael</n> in "E-MOTION" for <n>Schön! Switzerland</n> by <n>Philipp Jelenska</n>.

Set design for the <n>Casablanca</n> Spring/Summer 2024 show, ‘<n>Day Of Victory</n>’. Photo by <n>Stephane Aït Ouarab</n>.

An illustration of the <n>Wiccan Wheel of the Year</n> by artist <n>Vi La Bianca</n>.

A still from the 2005 film <n>Tale of Cinema</n> by director <n>Hong Sang-soo</n>.

Palestinian women in the Qalandia refugee camp, 1974.

A scene with characters <n>Marzia</n> and <n>Elio Perlman</n> from the film <n>Call Me By Your Name</n> (2017).

<n>Ellsworth Kelly</n> in his studio with his painting <n>Black Over Gray</n>, 1954. Image via <n>Phaidon</n>.

A diagram of the Buddhist <n>Wheel of Life (Bhavacakra)</n>.