The Skriker

<n>Tadashi Tonoshiki</n>'s 1989 installation, 'Reverse Flow'.

<n>The Light Inside</n> (1999), an installation by <n>James Turrell</n>. Photo by <n>Thomas Pircher</n>.

<n>Anish Kapoor</n>'s sculpture <n>Leviathan</n> at <n>Monumenta</n> 2011. Photo by <n>Didier Plowy</n>.

<n>The Light</n> by photographer <n>Jonathan Knowles</n>, a finalist at the 2017 <n>Association of Photographers Awards</n>.

<n>New Nature</n> by photographer <n>Henri Prestes</n>.

The swimming pool at the <n>Spiegel Publishing House</n> in Hamburg, designed by <n>Verner Panton</n> in 1969.

A scene from <n>Philip Glass</n>'s opera <n>Akhnaten</n> at the <n>Metropolitan Opera</n> in 2019. Photo by <n>Karen Almond</n>.

Digital artwork created with <n>Unreal Engine</n>.

100 gecs in Madison: The Musical: The Sequel: The Series: The Soundtrack

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

A scene from the play <n>F**k The Polar Bears</n> at the <n>Bush Theatre</n>, 2015. Photo by <n>Mark Douet</n>.

The <n>Kamokuna lava skylight</n> in Hawaii, photographed by <n>Laszlo Kestay</n> for the <n>U.S. Geological Survey</n> in 1996.

Photo by <n>Poketan</n> at the <n>Tokyo International Forum</n>.

Cover art for the single <n>object</n> by musician <n>B Murph</n>.

Interior designed by architect <n>Otto Haesler</n> in Germany, 1927-28. Photo by <n>Arthur Köster</n>.

<n>The Almeida Theatre</n>'s 2005 production of <n>Blood Wedding</n>. Set by <n>Paul Brown</n>, lighting by <n>Jean Kalman</n>.

<n>Helium Pavilion</n> by <n>GA estudio</n>, 2009. Photo by <n>Roland Halbe</n>.

Set design by <n>Andrew Lieberman</n> for <n>Opera North</n>'s 2013 production of <n>La clemenza di Tito</n>. Photo by <n>Robert Workman</n>.

Scenography by <n>Garance Vallée</n> for <n>Léo Walk</n>'s performance <n>Maison d'en face</n> in Paris.

<n>Light Pyramid</n> (2011), a light sculpture by <n>Chris Clavio</n>.

Sci-fi concept art created with <n>Unreal Engine</n>.

A still from the 2019 <n>Vicious Circle</n> campaign by <n>HSBC UK</n> and <n>Shelter</n>, directed by <n>Tom Green</n>.

A sci-fi concept artwork created using <n>Unreal Engine</n>.