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An illustration for 'The Deepest Thing Inside,' a 1995 poem by <n>Naomi Shihab Nye</n>.

<n>Bedroom</n> (2005) by <n>Nelly Agassi</n>.

Photograph by <n>Kees Scherer</n>, Amsterdam, 1955.

Untitled (1975) by photographer <n>Henry Gilpin</n>.

<n>Ugo Mulas</n>'s self-portrait "<n>Omaggio a Duchamp</n>" (1972), with <n>Arnaldo Pomodoro</n>'s sculpture.

<n>Every Reason to Panic</n>. Photo by <n>Jonas Eriksson</n>.

<n>The Garden of Cosmic Speculation</n> by <n>Charles Jencks</n> and <n>Maggie Keswick Jencks</n>. Photo by <n>Charles Jencks</n>.

<n>Cocos</n> (1949), a photograph by <n>Lola Álvarez Bravo</n> taken in Acapulco.

<n>Running</n> (1967) by Lithuanian artist <n>Stasys Krasauskas</n>, from the <n>Summer</n> series.

Keeper <n>Zacharia Mutai</n> with <n>Najin</n>, one of the last northern white rhinos. Photo by <n>Jack Davison</n>.

<n>Bargaining</n> (2014) by <n>Victoria Siemer</n>, from 'The five stages of grief' series.

<n>Manifest Destiny</n>, a 2012 painting by American artist <n>Bo Bartlett</n>.

<n>Interval - Three Stones</n>, a 1976 photographic work by Japanese artist <n>Keiji Uematsu</n>.

Detail of <n>The Rape of Polyxena</n> (1865) by sculptor <n>Pio Fedi</n>. Photo by <n>Allan Gluck</n>.

<n>The boundaries of nothingness</n> (2017), a digital illustration by artist <n>Alex Plechko</n>.

A male <n>Greater Kudu</n>, a species of woodland antelope.

<n>Tiger's Claw (Bagh Nakh)</n>, a 19th-century weapon from India.

<n>The Feathered Prison Fan</n> (1978), a body sculpture by artist <n>Rebecca Horn</n>.

<n>The Puppet Master</n> (2012), a photograph by <n>Collin McAdoo</n>.

A photograph from <n>Tru Retro Stripes</n>, captured in West Texas.

A photograph by <n>Lina Scheynius</n> from her 2012 publication, <n>Calendar</n>.

Photo by <n>Tea Sirbilazde</n>. Sculpture by <n>Berta-Blanca T. Ivanow</n> for <n>Bound & Tether</n>.

Model <n>Janaye Furman</n> for <n>i-D</n> Summer 2020, photographed by <n>Stef Mitchell</n>.

<n>Dialog</n>, a 1973 photograph by artist <n>Rudolf Bonvie</n>.

<n>Untitled</n> (2012), an oil on canvas painting by <n>Frank Egloff</n>.

"<n>Hugs</n>" by photographer <n>Gigja Einarsdottir</n>.

A photograph from <n>Madelyn Lohman</n>'s series <n>What The Wildflowers Tell Us</n> (2021-23).