The <n>Pyramid of Khafre</n> in Giza, Egypt. Photo by <n>Alexey Kljatov</n>.

Refugees and migrants in Idomeni, Greece, 2016. Photo by <n>James Nachtwey</n> for <n>TIME</n>.

<n>Runway Look 12</n> from the <n>Elena Velez</n> Spring 2024 ready-to-wear collection.

Chromogenic print <n>phg.07</n> (2014) by artist <n>Thomas Ruff</n>.

Untitled (2005) by <n>Juul Kraijer</n>, cover art for <n>P.F. Thomése</n>'s novel <n>De onderwaterzwemmer</n>.

The <n>National Congress of Brazil</n> in Brasília, designed by <n>Oscar Niemeyer</n>. Photo by <n>Marcel Gautherot</n>.

Album art for tracks by musician <n>KAZIOL</n>.

Cover art for musical works including <n>Synergy</n> and <n>40 Clip</n>.

Monks overlooking <n>Mount Fuji</n> in Japan, 1961. Photo by <n>Burt Glinn</n> from <n>A Portrait of Japan</n>.

The <n>Rothko Exhibition</n> at the Whitechapel Gallery, 1961. Photo by <n>Sandra Lousada</n>.

<n>Untitled/Osmosis</n> (1999) by artist <n>Alvin Booth</n>.

Cyanotype print by textile artist <n>Hannah Lamb</n>.

<n>Reflections of a City</n> by photographer <n>Michael Patterson</n>.

Cover art for the song <n>Monochrome</n> by musician <n>Hunter Metts</n>.

The <n>Drina River House</n> on a rock in Serbia's Drina River, originally built in 1968.

Luxuriant lands. Digital art by <n>Justin Wirtalla</n>.

<n>Nitophyllum Bonnemaisoni</n>, a cyanotype print from c. 1843 by English botanist <n>Anna Atkins</n>.

A still from Super 8 footage transferred to a cyanotype print, featuring <n>Daisie Jacobs</n> for <n>The Sustainable Darkroom</n>.

<n>Tadao Ando</n>'s <n>Cerro Pelon Ranch</n>, designed for <n>Tom Ford</n> in New Mexico. Photo by <n>Guido Mocafico</n>.

<n>Tranquility</n> by artist <n>ash allen</n>.

The corporate garden for the <n>NTT Musashino Research and Development Center</n>, designed by <n>Yoji Sasaki</n>.

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The photograph <n>The Ride Home</n> by <n>Léo Berne</n>.

The <n>AT&T Long Lines Building</n> in New York, a <n>Brutalist</n> skyscraper by <n>John Carl Warnecke</n>, 1974.

<n>Villa Saraceni</n>, a digital rendering by designer <n>Charlotte Taylor</n> and 3D artist <n>Riccardo Fornoni</n>.