The cockpit of the <n>Spinner</n> from <n>Ridley Scott</n>'s 1982 film <n>Blade Runner</n>, designed by <n>Syd Mead</n>.

<n>George Town, Bahamas</n> (2022), an oil on canvas. On view at <n>PLATFORM</n> with <n>FOU GALLERY</n>.

A black and white self-portrait by photographer and model <n>Lucy</n>.

<n>Hanged</n> (1988) by <n>Gerhard Richter</n>, from the cycle <n>October 18, 1977</n>.

An animated GIF by blind artist <n>George Redhawk</n> from his series <n>The World Through My Eyes</n>.

A scene from the anime series <n>Neon Genesis Evangelion</n>.

<n>Circle</n>, a series of digital explorations by <n>Bryce Lewis</n>, 2018.

Artwork for the song <n>Monochrome</n> by musician <n>Hunter Metts</n>.

The cat <n>Jiji</n> in a scene from <n>Hayao Miyazaki</n>'s 1989 animated film, <n>Kiki's Delivery Service</n>.

A 1952 photograph from the series <n>The Eye of Love</n> by <n>René Groebli</n>.

From the book <n>Tasjaki</n> by photographer <n>Henrik Purienne</n>.

<n>King</n> (2021) by <n>Peter McRury</n>.

A drawing from the <n>collection 05 [ unstable ground ]</n> series, rendered in white china-marker on tarpaper.

<n>Mother of Silence</n> (1933) by artist <n>Agnes Pelton</n>.

A 2017 glitch art animation by <n>Tachyons+</n>.

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A scene from the anime series <n>Initial D</n> featuring protagonist <n>Takumi Fujiwara</n>.

The shape that parting takes by mehrmeer on DeviantArt

A scene from the 2011 anime series <n>Ground Control to Psychoelectric Girl</n>.

<n>Series I, No. 8</n>, an oil on canvas painting by <n>Georgia O'Keeffe</n> from 1919.

Yose flyer by artist <n>Tachibana Ukon</n> from the 1969 <n>Flyers of Yose</n> exhibition.

<n>The 1975</n> on the <n>Still... at their very best</n> tour in Oslo, Norway.

<n>Myself I think shall never know</n> (2016) by artist <n>Kaye Donachie</n>.

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A 2013 photograph from <n>Trent Parke</n>'s series <n>The Camera is God</n>.

A self-portrait photograph by <n>Laurence Demaison</n>.