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A still from the 1946 film <n>A Matter of Life and Death</n> by <n>Michael Powell</n> and <n>Emeric Pressburger</n>.

The literary work <n>Theories About the Universe</n>.

<n>Inno al sole / Hymn to the Sun</n>, a 1972 musical score by composer <n>Luciano Ori</n>.

A digital animation titled <n>Visualization of Pi being Irrational</n>.

<n>An Ode To The Sensitive Souls</n> by artist <n>Estefania Loret de Mola</n>.

Photographer <n>Esteban Amaro</n>'s "<n>WATER PORTALS 006</n>," created in 2023.

An illustration titled <n>Positive Aura Forms</n> shows auras for love, hope, loyalty, serenity, joy, and euphoria.

The wall installation <n>Is that all there is?</n> at the <n>Fresh Hell</n> exhibition. Photo by <n>Martin Tod</n>.

A clip from the animation <n>Man And Infinity</n> (2025).

A collage illustrating natural patterns associated with the <n>Fibonacci sequence</n> and <n>Golden Ratio</n>.

View of <n>Earth</n> from the <n>International Space Station</n>.

An illustration of the future collision between the <n>Milky Way</n> and <n>Andromeda</n> galaxies.

A still from the 1972 film <n>Solaris</n> by director <n>Andrei Tarkovsky</n>.

Newspaper print for <n>GOAT</n>'s end-of-year gift. Art direction and design by <n>Daily Dialogue</n>.

<n>Lili</n>, a 2022 chromogenic print on cotton rag.

1\. The universe is made out of energy, it’s not made out of matter.

2\. Well then what does the quantum physicist call this energy that the universe is made out of?

1\. They call it the field.

2\. What’s the definition of the field?

1\. Invisible moving forces that influence the physical world.

2\. That’s the same definition of spirituality.

1\. Yes. Quantum physics emphasizing the invisible of field as primary to the physical world is essentially reiterating the statement of the spirituality that describe invisible forces shaping our physical existence. And so by definition, the science of quantum physics is bringing us back into alignment with spiritual reality.

Earth and stars seen from the <n>International Space Station</n>. Photo by <n>Thomas Pesquet</n>.

An illustration comparing the geometric progression of the <n>Flower of Life</n> and biological cell <n>mitosis</n>.

Artwork by <n>Stefy Loret de Mola</n> from the series <n>The Graphic Visualisations of Human Nature</n>.

Artwork titled <n>'Effervescent Tablet In A Floating Ball'</n>.

An infographic titled <n>The Electromagnetic Spectrum</n> from <n>Pearson Education</n>.

Photograph by <n>Thobias Fäldt</n> from his series <n>Rodeo#7</n>.