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The 1960 musical score for <n>String Music</n> by <n>Fluxus</n> artist <n>Benjamin Patterson</n>.

A wild carrot (<n>Daucus carota</n>) flower displaying its natural geometric pattern. Photo by <n>Monique</n>.

<n>Edward Wright</n>'s <n>point, comma, quote</n> (1951) from the book <n>Concerning Concrete Poetry</n>.

<n>Louise Bourgeois</n>'s woodcut, <n>Untitled, no. 3 of 12, from the series, Spirals</n>, 2005.

Publication design by <n>SAROK</n> for the <n>Future's Fold</n> exhibition, featuring artists <n>Kim Yu-kyung</n> and <n>Kim Yi-hwa</n>.

The aquatic plant <n>Ludwigia sedioides</n>, also known as the mosaic flower.

Patterns of Maw and Co.'s encaustic tile, geometrical mosaic and plain tile pavements, and majolica and enamelled wall tiles, white glazed tiles, etc.: for entrance halls, corridors, passages, conservatories, churches, cemetery chapels, porches, gangways, foot-paces, porticos, verandahs, balconies, dairies, hearths, fireplace linings, exterior and interior wall panels, inscriptions, street labels, tablets, plinths, skirtings, pilasters, string courses, risers of steps, : Maw and Company : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

The <n>Waves</n> hand-knotted rug in wool and silk, designed by <n>Galbraith & Paul</n>.

A plate of Chinese decorative patterns by <n>H. Dolmetsch</n> from the 1898 book <n>The Historic Styles of Ornament</n>.

An abstract work by artist <n>Gordon Walters</n>.

Logo for <n>World Pulse</n>, a women-led global social network.