Cover for the Chinese edition of <n>Gathering Moss</n> by author <n>Robin Wall Kimmerer</n>.

A synesthetic video sculpture from the <n>INEXISTENCE</n> collection, made with <n>TouchDesigner</n>.

A magazine spread on <n>Andy Warhol</n> from a 1967 issue of <n>Pageant</n> magazine. Photo by <n>Bob Adelman</n>.

Posters designed by <n>CoType Foundry</n> to showcase their <n>Aeonik Pro</n> typeface.

<n>The path of persistence</n>, a 2012 digital artwork by <n>Adam Martinakis</n>.

The cover for <n>Typographica 7</n>, designed by <n>Herbert Spencer</n> and published by <n>Lund Humphries</n> in 1963.

Website design for <n>Social Impact Capital</n> featuring <n>Toile de Jouy</n>-style illustrations.

The <n>Museum of Zhang Zhidong</n> exhibition in Wuhan by <n>Diameter Narrative Design Studio</n>. Photo by <n>Ar-her Kuo</n>.

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<n>teamLab</n>'s interactive installation, <n>Autonomous Abstraction</n>, at the <n>ArtScience Museum</n> in Singapore.

<n>FLUX 2023</n>, an interactive light installation by artist <n>Ksawery Kirklewski</n>.

Poster for the fictional film streaming project <n>Quarantine Kino</n> by designer <n>Filip Slováček</n>.

Feature from <n>Byline</n> with photography by <n>Fenn Paider</n> and text by <n>Eileen Isagon Skyers</n>.

A magazine spread for <n>Byline</n> featuring writer <n>Chris Black</n>, photographed by <n>Madeline Montoya</n>.

Photo illustration "<n>Oppenheimer Girlies</n>" by <n>Chantal Jahchan</n> for <n>The New York Times Magazine</n>.

“Wikipedia rabbit holes” are the backbone of Chantal Jahchan’s intricate editorial collages

A look from <n>Yehuanfan</n>'s <n>Spring/Summer 2021 collection</n>.

The <n>Connect with Nature</n> installation by <n>Tellart</n> at the <n>Huawei Whole-house Intelligence Experience Center</n>.

<n>INFOGRAFÍA TEATRO GRIEGO</n> by graphic designer <n>Julián Gómez</n>.

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<n>A Place I (Belong)</n>, a graphic poster for <n>Vector Versus SZN1 Week 3</n> with lyrics from <n>Negaraku</n>.

Kinetic typography of the Chinese character <n>虎 (hǔ)</n>, meaning tiger.