Severance State of Mind

<n>Woman with Calla Lilies</n>, 1996, a photograph by artist <n>Lynn Bianchi</n>.

Coin-operated <n>Tel-a-Chair</n>s at an LA Greyhound terminal, 1969. Photo from the <n>Bettmann</n> archive.

The <n>Lumon Stationery Set</n> by <n>Blanked Studios</n>, inspired by the television series Severance.

A scene from <n>Charlotte Wells</n>' 2022 film <n>Aftersun</n>, featuring <n>Paul Mescal</n>.

From the <n>Madbury Club</n> Fall/Winter 2016 T-shirt collection lookbook by <n>Bret Edward</n>.

Advertisement for the <n>Apple Lisa</n> computer from <n>Personal Computing</n> magazine, 1983.

<n>Charles Ray</n>'s 1973 performance work, <n>Plank Piece I-II</n>, documented in two gelatin silver prints.

The <n>Braun Audio 1 (TC 40)</n> record player, designed by <n>Dieter Rams</n> in 1962.

<n>Series 8600 Chair</n> designed by <n>Hans Ulrich Bitsch</n> in 1982.

The <n>Bell Pogo</n>, a two-man rocket platform developed by <n>Bell Aerosystems</n> in the mid-1960s.

<n>Macintosh LC Prototype Model</n> by <n>Apple Industrial Design Group</n> and <n>Matrix Product Design</n>, 1989.

<n>Clippy</n>, the Microsoft Office assistant.

<n>John F. Kennedy</n> at Cape Canaveral in 1962. Photo by <n>Bob Gomel</n>.

<n>Circling Back</n>, a 2023 digital artwork by <n>Chris Myers</n>.

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<n>Video Landscapes</n>, a 1974 work designed by <n>Ernst Caramelle</n>.

A reception desk featuring the <n>USM Haller</n> modular system and <n>USM Kitos</n> desks, designed by <n>USM</n>.

The <n>Lemonade Stand</n> video game on cassette tape, published by <n>Apple Computer Inc.</n> in 1979.

The <n>Commodore 64</n> home computer, first released in 1982.

Personal travel planner for <n>Swissair</n>, 1977.

A drafting office prior to the release of <n>AutoCAD</n> in 1982.

<n>Gucci</n> Spring Summer 2019 beauty campaign. Photo by <n>Frank Lebon</n>. Makeup by <n>Thomas de Kluyver</n>.

The <n>Wandanlage</n> hi-fi system, designed by <n>Dieter Rams</n> for <n>Braun</n> in 1965.

<n>Braun Lectron Supplementary System to Mini System 1</n> designed by <n>Georg Franz Gregor</n> and the <n>Braun Design Department</n>, 1967.

A photograph from the <n>Office</n> series by <n>Lars Tunbjörk</n>, taken in Tokyo, 1999.

A <n>Panasonic</n> television displays churning ocean waves in a GIF by artist <n>Aaron Axelrod</n>.