Spiritual Story

<n>Spiral</n>, 1967, by <n>Alexander Calder</n>.

The <n>Chaise Solid C1</n>, designed by <n>Patrick Jouin</n> in 2004.

Plate XIII from <n>William Saville-Kent</n>'s 1893 book, <n>The Great Barrier Reef of Australia</n>.

Poster for <n>La Luna</n>, an event by <n>Matte Projects</n> in Mexico, featuring <n>Axel Boman</n> and <n>Xinobi</n>.

<n>Sasuke!! Dear Cat</n> (1979) by photographer <n>Masahisa Fukase</n>.

A still from <n>Shabah El Rih</n> by <n>Aya Atoui</n> and <n>Anthony Sahyoun</n>, featuring singer <n>Monà Hallab</n>.

<n>Sonja Hinrichsen</n>'s land art installation, <n>Snow Drawings</n>, created in Eychauda, France, 2014.

<n>Morpheus</n> offers <n>Neo</n> a choice between the red pill and the blue pill in the 1999 film <n>The Matrix</n>.

<n>Alana Burns</n>'s <n>Candleholder</n>, featured in the <n>Inner Space</n> exhibition. Photo by <n>David Alhadeff</n>.

<n>Floatation 2 hanging lamp</n> designed by <n>Ingo Maurer</n> in the 1980s.

Prints from the <n>ÖTHĒRHUMAN [Series]</n> by <n>Duane Dalton</n>, featuring the <n>FT Polar</n> typeface by <n>Frostype</n>.

<n>The Soul of the Universe</n>, a 1925 photograph by <n>Albert Arthur Allen</n>.

Photographs from the 1971 series <n>Hairs</n> by <n>Shotaro Akiyama</n>.

From the 1980 series <n>Kichi no machi de (In the Base Town)</n> by photographer <n>Ryuzo Kitahara</n>.

The book <n>REFRAMING: Constructed Realities in the Digital Realm</n> by <n>Katharina Landisch</n> and <n>Greta S.</n>

Spreads from <n>Emergence Magazine, Vol. 2</n>, designed by <n>Studio Airport</n>.

The <n>Grotto Lantern</n> by <n>Charlap Hyman & Herrero</n>.

<n>Daily Risk</n>, a catalog designed by <n>Sara Rombaldoni</n>, <n>claudia auricchio</n>, and <n>Giulia Aloisio</n> at <n>ISIA U</n>.

Poster for the <n>Atlas Spring Tour</n> 2024, featuring musicians <n>Laurel Halo</n> and <n>Leila Bordreuil</n>.

<n>Leopard</n> (2004) by Georgian artist <n>Merab Abramishvili</n>.

<n>Adam de Neige</n>'s <n>Still Life</n> (2018), photographed by <n>kunst-dokumentation.com</n> for an exhibition at <n>MUSA</n>.

Music video for <n>Someday</n> by <n>Weval</n>, directed by <n>Páraic Mc Gloughlin</n>.