"What's the most complete span of a life, you ask? To live until attaining wisdom. Whoever reaches that goal ends furthest, not at a point but greatest. Let that man rejoice boldly in the truth, and give thanks to the gods, and to himself among these; let him credit the cosmos for his creation, and deservedly so, for he returns to the cosmos a better life than the one he got. He has set the template of the good man, and revealed its measure and its quality. If he had added anything to it, the addition would have been similar to what came before." — How to Die, Seneca

A mountain expedition scene from <n>Moncler</n>.

<n>White Body Fan</n>, a 1972 performance piece by artist <n>Rebecca Horn</n>.

A <n>hyper-real</n> photograph of flora by <n>bobby doherty</n>.

A time-lapse of the slime mold <n>Physarum polycephalum</n> from the <n>Wyss Institute at Harvard University</n>.

Musician <n>Niia</n> for her album <n>Bobby Deerfield</n>. Photo by <n>Juan Duque</n>.