Cosmic Roots

Model <n>Binx Walton</n> photographed by <n>Stef Mitchell</n> for <n>i-D Magazine</n>, Summer 2021.

The <n>IBM 2250</n> display unit, first released in 1964.

Model <n>Leila Goldkuhl</n> photographed by <n>Paola Kudacki</n> for <n>Beauty Papers Magazine</n>.

A <n>fairycore</n> aesthetic image by <n>Drawnie</n>.

<n>Stranded</n>, an artwork by <n>Koketit</n>.

<n>Datura 'Moon Flower'</n>. Photo by <n>Zoe In The Afternoon</n>.

A <n>Sulculeolaria sp.</n> siphonophore, photographed by the <n>NOAA Office of Ocean Exploration and Research</n> in 2007.

<n>I went to MoMA and...</n>, a project for <n>MoMA</n> by <n>Tamsin Nutter</n>, <n>Marianna D'Annunzio</n>, and <n>Rebecca Liu</n>.

A quote from <n>Zora Neale Hurston</n>'s novel <n>Their Eyes Were Watching God</n>.

A stop-motion short film titled <n>WoodSwimmer</n> by animator <n>Brett Foxwell</n>.

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

An arrangement of plastic <n>Monobloc chairs</n>. Photo by <n>Billy Caso</n>.

<n>Dudu, Gunadule</n> (2018) by <n>Ruven Afanador</n> from his <n>Hijas del agua</n> series.

<n>Tengo un Dragón Dentro del Corazón</n>, 2021. Photo by <n>Carlota Guerrero</n>.

The <n>Sino-French Science Park Church</n> (2019) by <n>Shanghai Dachuan Architects</n>. Photo by <n>Arch-Exist Photography</n>.

Artwork by <n>Amy Friend</n> from her <n>Dare alla Luce</n> series, used as the cover for the book <n>Le mur mitoyen</n>.

A macro photograph by <n>Luci Rodriguez</n>.

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

Poster for the <n>Yale School of Art Painting & Printmaking MFA Thesis 2023</n> exhibition, Group I.

<n>Río Chico I</n>, 2020, by photographer <n>Silvana Trevale</n>.

<n>Angela Lindvall</n> for the <n>Jil Sander Spring 1998 Ad Campaign</n>, photographed by <n>David Sims</n>.

Cover art for the song <n>amira (interlude)</n> by <n>Boko</n>.

The <n>Coquille Lighter Case</n> in sterling silver by designer <n>Sophie Buhai</n>.

<n>The Destruction of All Art is Art Too</n> by <n>Ben Vautier</n>, 1963.

A time-lapse of the slime mold <n>Physarum polycephalum</n>. Courtesy of the <n>American Physical Society/Gallery of Fluid Motion</n>.