An illustration from <n>A Comprehensive Guide To Navigating Parallel Dimensions</n> by artist <n>Isotope Soap</n>.

Watussi, from the <n>Images of Reality</n> series by <n>Bruno Munari</n>, 1977.

A still from <n>The House is Black</n>, a 1963 film by <n>Forough Farrokhzad</n>.

A scene from the anime series <n>Bakemonogatari</n>.

Cover art for the book <n>The Egg: Stories</n> by <n>Michael Gira</n>.

<n>Encoded Ecosystem</n> by <n>Steven Horton Jr.</n>, a screenprint from the exhibition <n>A Mind Unbridled, Free To Roam</n>.

An experimental artwork in collaboration with <n>Alina P. Aleksandrovna</n>.

<n>Mapplethorpe Cuff</n>, <n>Egg Bracelet</n>, and <n>Ball Ring</n> by designer <n>Sophie Buhai</n>. Photo by <n>David Kitz</n>.

A still of the Boston skyline from the 1982 film <n>Koyaanisqatsi</n>.

<n>Untitled (Nara)</n>, 2006, a diptych by photographer <n>Jochen Lempert</n>.

Hand-painted <n>Flora Lantern</n> by artist <n>Pilar Almon</n>. Photo by <n>Abask</n>.

The 2017 photograph <n>My Love</n> by photographer <n>Benoit Paillé</n>.

A 1914 illustration of starfish species from the book <n>Nature neighbors</n>.

Image from page 43 of "Birds and nature" (1900)

<n>Lou Benesch</n>'s painting <n>Golden Spines</n> (2023), created with watercolor and colored pencil.

Engraving by <n>Christian Leinberger</n> from <n>Georg Wolfgang Knorr</n>'s '<n>Deliciae Naturae Selectae</n>', 1771.

A <n>seashell collection</n> at the Naturhistoriska museet in Gothenburg, Sweden.

A ceramic vessel from the <n>Plantsukuroi</n> series by artist <n>Zhu Ohmu</n>.

<n>A Roman Holiday</n>, an AI-generated artwork by <n>Philippe Philippe Matta</n>, 2024.

The <n>Concrete</n> eau de parfum by <n>Comme des Garçons</n>, launched in 2017. The bottle was designed by <n>Rei Kawakubo</n>.

<n>The Sun, the Moon and Stars</n> (1999) by artist <n>Greg Mort</n>.

A still from the 1910 silent film <n>Alice's Adventures in Wonderland</n>.

Modern Single Seater Chair designed by <n>elementary</n> and manufactured by <n>Quantum KH</n>.

A 1970s <n>Striped Tubular Chrome Chair</n> designed by <n>Edward Axel Roffman</n>, from <n>Home Union</n>.

A <n>Carolinapecten eboreus</n> fossil scallop shell from the Pliocene-era Yorktown Formation. Photo by <n>James St. John</n>.