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Miyoko Ito: Heart of Hearts

<n>Saoirse Ronan</n> for <n>Vogue China</n> Beauty. Photo by <n>Martin Benjamin Vnuk</n>.

<n>Paris, Gare Saint-Lazare</n>, a 1959 photograph by <n>Frank Horvat</n>.

<n>Street in Tangier</n> (ca. 1910) by artist <n>Henry Ossawa Tanner</n>.

The variable typeface <n>Solare</n>, designed by <n>Nikolas Type</n>.

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A still from <n>Páraic Mc Gloughlin</n>'s short film <n>Arena</n>, created from Google Earth images.

Photograph from the series <n>No Name</n> (2007) by artist <n>Wilma Hurskainen</n>.

Model <n>Fanni Csati</n> in a wedding dress by <n>Romancera</n>. Photo by <n>Pipi Hormaechea</n>.

A print by <n>DTAN Studio</n> of an animation from <n>Haus of Fonts</n>.

<n>Three Top Mountain</n>, a 2014 photograph by <n>Tommy Nease</n>.

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A musician performs on a <n>modular synthesizer</n> for a live audiovisual show in London, 2017.

Excited to share that my next performance will be at Moving Arts Centre Amsterdam next month for ADE Festival. Alongside the performance there will be talks, I will be showing the system and discussing the artistic and technical approaches
#synthesizer #audiovisual #digitalart

<n>A Daffodil</n>, a paper-cut artwork by <n>Philipp Otto Runge</n>, c. 1809. From the <n>Ashmolean Museum</n>.

<n>Verdant Sway — Animated Grass & Solitary Tree</n>.

<n>Abraham's Oak</n> (ca. 1905) by artist <n>Henry Ossawa Tanner</n>.

American soldiers remove Nazi-looted art from <n>Neuschwanstein Castle</n> in 1945.

A film still from <n>The Mirror</n> (1975), directed by <n>Andrei Tarkovsky</n>.

🎥 'The Mirror' (Andréi Tarkovski, 1975).

The <n>Brutalist</n> <n>Borne Béton</n> lamp, designed by <n>Le Corbusier</n> in 1952 for Chandigarh, India.

when björk met spike jonze — unseen photographs of the iconic 1995 encounter

A 1995 portrait of <n>Björk</n> by photographer <n>Spike Jonze</n> for <n>Detour Magazine</n>.

Digital graphic posted by <n>Archillect</n>.

<n>Herbert Bayer</n>'s 1930 diagram and installation for the <n>Deutscher Werkbund Exhibition</n> in Paris.