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<n>Itinerant Idols</n> (2007), a sculpture by <n>Walter McConnell</n>.

Cover art for musician <n>Max Parade</n>.

The <n>Sans Rival</n> exhibition by artists <n>Theodore Psychoyos</n> and <n>Raoul De Pesters</n>. Photo by <n>Lorenzo Zandri</n>.

<n>Lisboa</n> by <n>Aires Mateus</n>. Photo by <n>francisco</n>.

<n>What is the purpose of always wanting to be something else?</n> by artist <n>Adam Pizurny</n>.

Carcass of Beef - Chaim Soutine - Google Arts & Culture

The <n>Brutalist</n> office of architect <n>Vincenzo De Cotiis</n> in a converted factory in Brescia, Italy.

A textile art installation by artist <n>Chiharu Shiota</n>.

The home of artist <n>Xavier Corberó</n> near Barcelona, an example of <n>Oneiric Brutalism</n>. Photo by <n>Salva Lopez</n>.

<n>3.24</n>, a light installation at the <n>Thin Air Exhibition</n> in London, 2023. Photo by <n>Pedro S. Küster</n>.

Digital illustration <n>Parasite</n> by artist <n>Essi Välimäki</n>.

<n>The Lovers II</n>, a 1928 oil on canvas by <n>René Magritte</n>.

<n>Anish Kapoor</n>'s installation "<n>Taratantara</n>" in Naples, 2000.

Lava bubbles on a flow at <n>Sundshnúksgígar</n>, Iceland.

The <n>Private Brutal House</n>, residence and studio of architect <n>Vincenzo De Cotiis</n> in Brescia, Italy.

From the series <n>ILS VIVENT LA NUIT</n> by photographer <n>Kourtney Roy</n>.

<n>Thistle</n>, a 2004 drawing by <n>Israel Hershberg</n>.