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The <n>Water Temple (Honpukuji)</n> in Awaji, Japan, designed by architect <n>Tadao Ando</n> in 1991.

A 1982 Polaroid of <n>Jean-Michel Basquiat</n> by <n>Andy Warhol</n> for <n>Jonathan Anderson</n>'s <n>Dior</n> collection.

## *« Art is how we decorate space, music is how we decorate time »*

– Jean-Michel Basquiat

<n>Pablo Picasso</n> photographed by <n>Edward Quinn</n> in his <n>Villa La Californie</n> studio, Cannes, 1957.

Author <n>Hunter S. Thompson</n> in his study.

A film still of <n>Jean-Michel Basquiat</n> from <n>Downtown 81</n> (1981), directed by <n>Edo Bertoglio</n>.

<n>PP 002 Tray</n> from the <n>Pipe Pieces</n> series by <n>Thorben Gröbel</n>. Photo by <n>Maria Larrea</n>.

The digital artwork <n>SOME ONE NEW</n> by <n>Mike Winkelmann</n>.

Artwork by <n>Toko Shinoda</n> for a track by <n>Lidov—Kozai</n>.

A 1985 portrait of artist <n>Jean-Michel Basquiat</n> in his New York studio. Photo by <n>Lizzie Himmel</n>.

<n>Shoulder Straightening with Towel</n> from the 1917 book <n>Physical Training for Business Men</n> by <n>H. Irving Hancock</n>.

Artist <n>Pablo Picasso</n> in his Cannes studio, 1957. Photo by <n>Edward Quinn</n>.

<n>The Eye, like a strange balloon, moves towards infinity</n> (1882), a lithograph by <n>Odilon Redon</n>.

A photograph by <n>A. B. Phelan</n> from the 1917 book <n>Physical Training for Business Men</n> by <n>H. Irving Hancock</n>.

The imagined art installation <n>Seeds of Life</n> by artist <n>Marius Troy</n>.

A photograph by <n>Harry Whittier Frees</n> from the 1911 children's book <n>Kittens and Cats: A First Reader</n>.

An image for <n>Nécessaire</n> by <n>Plainsight Studio</n> with art direction by <n>Taylore</n>.

Cover of the book <n>Isamu Noguchi: A Sculptor's World</n> by artist <n>Isamu Noguchi</n>.

A photograph of a human <n>neuron</n> showing its branching <n>dendrites</n>.

Infused pre-rolls by <n>Sword & Stone</n>, posted by <n>Coastal Dispensary Concord</n>.

<n>Jean-Michel Basquiat</n>'s 1981 painting, <n>La Hara</n>.

<n>Seeds of life</n>, an imagined AI-generated art installation by artist <n>Marius Troy</n>.

A piece from the <n>Redrawing Images</n> project by artist <n>Tim Rodenbröker</n>.

The <n>Halo Funeral Center</n> concept in Nuevo León, Mexico, by <n>Pablo Vazquez</n>, <n>Oscar Melloni</n>, and <n>Marian Mac Gregor</n>.

<n>Issey Miyake</n> <n>Pleats Please outfit</n>, 1993. Photo by <n>Irving Penn</n>.