A layout from <n>Paprika</n>, the <n>Yale School of Architecture</n> publication, featuring a conversation with <n>Jon Iwata</n>.

<n>Kitchari Package Design</n> for <n>Cookma (* In Service to Life)</n>.

From the documentary film <n>Sacred Fear</n>, directed by <n>Petr Horký</n>.

Artwork for <n>Pusha T</n>'s album <n>Darkest Before Dawn: The Prelude</n>. Photo by <n>Fabien Montique</n>.

<n>We Two</n> (2000s), a Parian sculpture by artist <n>Gaylord Ho</n>.

The digital artwork <n>Firm</n> by artist <n>Omar Khatap</n>.

Album art for <n>BHUVXN</n>'s 2023 single, <n>333//666</n>.

Cover art for the journal <n>Bioengineering</n>'s special issue on trauma and injury biomechanics.

A quote by <n>Craig Parsons</n> from the book <n>The Interviews: Volume Two</n>.

<n>Digitization.Wiki</n> by an anonymous artist.

Photographer <n>Clifford Prince King</n>'s *<n>For What It’s Worth</n>* (2018).

Actors <n>Gijs Blom</n> and <n>Ko Zandvliet</n> in a still from the 2014 film <n>Boys</n> (Jongens).

A 1991 <n>Cartier Crash</n> watch by <n>Cartier Official</n>.

A view of the planet <n>Saturn</n> through a telescope. Photo by <n>Daniel Borja</n>.

Ceramic vessels by <n>Jade Paton</n>. Photo by <n>Karl Rogers</n> for <n>Sight Unseen</n>.

<n>Will Smith</n> and <n>Martin Lawrence</n> in the 1995 film <n>Bad Boys</n>, directed by <n>Michael Bay</n>.

The <n>AK Monument</n> typeface, designed by <n>Dinamo Typefaces</n> for musician <n>Alicia Keys</n>.

<n>Walter Pichler</n>'s <n>TV-Helmet (Portable Living Room)</n>, 1967.

From <n>Thelma Paris</n>, with a quote by Italian poet <n>Pier Paolo Pasolini</n>.

The <n>Checkerboard Moss Garden</n> at <n>Tōfuku-ji Temple</n>, designed by <n>Mirei Shigemori</n>.

<n>Bulkan light sculpture 01</n> by Toronto-based artist <n>Tamara “Solem” Alissa</n>.

A ship appears to float due to the <n>Fata Morgana</n> optical illusion, a phenomenon linked to the legend of the <n>Flying Dutchman</n>.