<n>The Blank Signature</n> (1965) by surrealist artist <n>René Magritte</n>.

Vintage poster for outdoor brand <n>Patagonia</n>.

A traditional <n>Kuba Cloth</n> textile from the Congo region, made from raffia palm fiber.

<n>Native hut at Nassau</n> (1885), a watercolor and gouache painting by <n>Winslow Homer</n>.

A <n>Weeping Willow Tree</n> reflected in the water.

<n>Andy Goldsworthy</n>'s 2010 sculpture, <n>Five Men, Seventeen Days, Fifteen Boulders, One Wall</n>.

<n>The Sunken Garden</n> at the <n>Kahitsukan – Kyoto Museum of Contemporary Art</n>. Photo by <n>John Pawson</n>.

A <n>Monkeypod tree</n> in Honolulu, Hawaii. Photo by <n>Elanaspics</n>.

The <n>Brutalist</n> <n>Edificio Princesa</n> in Madrid, designed by architect <n>Fernando Higueras</n>.

<n>For your pleasure #1</n> (2023), a work on panel using single-use plastic bags, shown at <n>Frieze London</n>.

<n>Red Shirt, Homosassa, Florida</n>, a 1904 watercolor by <n>Winslow Homer</n>.

A view of the natural phenomenon known as <n>Crown shyness</n>.

<n>Tríptico de las lluvias</n> (1987), a painting by <n>Tomás Sánchez</n>.

An installation from the <n>Peat Designs</n> series by Italian designer <n>Paolo Fendiaci</n>.

The photograph <n>Mexico</n> (ca. 1960) by <n>Manuel Carrillo</n>.

AI artwork by <n>Rashen Ghavami</n> re-envisions the geography of Iran as an architectural interior.

B-sides, a watercolor painting by artist <n>Prashant Prabhu</n>.

The natural phenomenon <n>Crown shyness</n>, photographed by <n>Michael George</n>.

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<n>Casting, Number Two</n>, a 1894 watercolor by <n>Winslow Homer</n>.