An illustration from the book <n>Becoming Supernatural</n> by <n>Dr. Joe Dispenza</n>.

Photography by <n>Mouthwash</n> for <n>Ombia Studio</n>, 2021.

The book <n>Type: A Visual History of Typefaces and Graphic Design, 1628-1938</n>.

A page from the book <n>From Afar it was an Island</n> by artist <n>Bruno Munari</n>.

<n>Sculptural Knitwear</n> by <n>Matilda Norberg</n>, photographed by <n>Märta Thisner</n>.

A paper work by Spanish artist <n>Eduardo Chillida</n>.

“We are not human beings having a spiritual experience. We are spiritual beings having a human experience.” —Teilhard de Chagrin

<n>Alexander Calder</n>'s sterling silver spiral brooch, created in 1952.

The collage <n>Runaway</n> by artist <n>Sakina Al-Sharif</n>.

<n>Taiga Takahashi</n>'s <n>T.T LOT 303 Coverall Jacket</n> for the <n>IN THE PRESENCE OF ABSENCE</n> exhibition.

<n>OUT FOR A WALK</n>. Visual by <n>iris wildros</n>.

Visual identity for <n>Become One</n>, 2021. Type design by <n>Alessio D'Ellena</n> and <n>Dinamo Typefaces</n>.

Graphic for <n>BEJO</n>'s song <n>Pero Yo No</n>, designed by <n>Nacho Zacares</n> in 2020.

Garden design at the <n>Relais nell'astigiano</n> by <n>Cristiana Ruspa</n>. Photo by <n>Dario Fusaro</n>.

The rotating floating island <n>El Ojo</n>, located in the Paraná River delta in Argentina.

The original sketch for the <n>Nike Swoosh logo</n>, designed by <n>Carolyn Davidson</n> in 1971.

<n>Palm Trees</n> (1999) by <n>Jack Pierson</n>.

Image used as album art for musician <n>Soulthrll</n>.

“When you love someone, you can’t just tell them,” she said. “What do you mean?” her friend asked.

“If you say ‘I love you’, how are they supposed to understand? It’s like trying to comprehend the universe.

You have to show them quietly. A coffee. An extra day off. Room to stand under the same umbrella.

Take the universe apart and give them the stars.”