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An illustration for 'The Deepest Thing Inside,' a 1995 poem by <n>Naomi Shihab Nye</n>.

Artwork titled <n>'Always Watching'</n>, used on a jersey by the brand <n>DISTURBANCE</n>.

Album art for <n>Waterbound</n> by musical artist <n>Ishqamatics</n>.

The <n>Moolenbeek chair</n> by architect <n>Gerrit Rietveld</n>.

<n>Chaise de bureau pivotante</n> by <n>Maurice Gaspard</n>, c. 1929.

Artwork by <n>Jordan Commandeur</n> for the album <n>Walk by Faith & Not by Sight</n> by <n>Elcamino</n> and <n>Camoflauge Monk</n>.

<n>The Hand</n> (1976) by artist <n>Geta Brătescu</n>

<n>Bowl</n> (c. 1980) by artist <n>Lucie Rie</n>.

A ceramic piece featuring <n>1406 Ahi Shino</n> glaze by <n>Spectrum Glazes</n>.

<n>The Touch</n>, a 1972 photograph by artist <n>Peter Weibel</n>.

<n>Gio Lounge Chair</n> by <n>Azotea Studio</n>, upholstered in Italian corduroy from <n>Holland & Sherry Interiors</n>.

<n>Hollowed Mass Group II:5</n>, a solid cast lead sculpture by <n>Roni Horn</n>, 1984-1985.

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A digitally manipulated painting by artist <n>Michelle Avery Konczyk</n>.

The <n>Copenhagen Chair</n> (1951) by designer <n>Carlo Mollino</n>.

<n>Triple Eye</n>, a 1972 photograph by <n>Herbert List</n> and <n>Jeanloup Sieff</n>.

From the series <n>At The Edge of the World</n> by photographer <n>Hollie Fernando</n> for <n>Story mfg.</n>

<n>Paimio armchair</n> designed by <n>Alvar Aalto</n>, 1932.

<n>Work 4</n>, a ceramic plate by artist <n>Leigh Forsstrom</n>.

<n>Satellite Lamp</n> by <n>Dirk van der Kooij</n>.

<n>The Eye of Providence</n>, a detail from a Masonic tracing board painted by <n>John Harris</n> in 1845.

Cover art for the track <n>kiss in october (2017)</n> by <n>Sadness</n>.

Metalwork by artist <n>Yumi Nakamura</n> from her solo exhibition, <n>Lidded</n>. Photo by <n>Arts & Science</n>.

<n>Hands of the Puppeteer</n>, 1929. Photo by <n>Tina Modotti</n>.

A photograph by <n>Don Snyder</n> from his 1979 book, <n>Aquarian Odyssey: A Photographic Trip into the Sixties</n>.

A ceramic work by artist <n>Tom Kemp</n>.