Cryptic Orbit

<n>Sound-Space Investigations</n> by artist <n>Bernhard Leitner</n> in his New York studio, 1972.

An editorial image for the <n>Air Pack</n>.

A spread from the book <n>Void</n> by artist <n>Karl Nawrot</n>, published by <n>Rollo Press</n> in 2017.

<n>The Flood</n> is a video art series of code-based simulations exploring arachnid behavior.

From the series <n>The Dog's in the Car</n> by photographer <n>Tami Aftab</n>, featuring her father <n>Tony Aftab</n>.

<n>Man in doos</n> (2019) by artist <n>Nico Kok</n>.

A 2021 graphic remix of <n>Eadweard Muybridge's motion studies</n>.

<n>Four Body Weights</n>, a 1968 performance piece by artist <n>Franz Erhard Walther</n>.

Artist <n>Richard Serra</n> creating <n>Right Angle Prop</n> at the <n>10th Tokyo Biennale</n>, 1970. Photo by <n>Shigeo Anzaï</n>.

Models <n>Grady</n> and <n>King</n> in <n>Marni</n> for <n>Love Magazine</n>. Photo by <n>Ethan James Green</n>.

<n>JM Weston</n> Project 02, photographed by <n>Gabriele Rosati</n>. Styling by <n>Carolina Cervara</n>.

Bareback horse racing on a reservation in Nebraska, from <n>JACQUES MARIE MAGE</n>.

Photo by <n>Ralph Crane</n> for <n>LIFE</n> of a 1961 casting call for the film <n>Tales of Terror</n> in Hollywood.

From the series <n>The Troubles</n> by photographer <n>Chris Steele-Perkins</n> of <n>Magnum Photos</n>, 1978.

Photo by <n>Jean-Baptiste Cometti</n> for <n>Dutch Magazine</n>, 2000.

A 2020 self-portrait by photographer <n>Luka Khabelashvili</n>.

<n>Franz Erhard Walther</n>'s <n>Sehkanal (Viewing Canal)</n> work demonstration, 1968. Photo by <n>Balthasar Burkhard</n>.

Artist <n>Richard Serra</n> at <n>Gemini G.E.L.</n> in 1988. Photo by <n>Sidney B. Felsen</n>.

<n>Bobby Jones Golf Swing, Side View</n> (1938) by photographer <n>Harold E. Edgerton</n>.

A still from the 1980 film <n>American Gigolo</n> featuring <n>Richard Gere</n> and <n>Lauren Hutton</n>.

<n>Margaret Bourke-White</n>'s 1937 photograph of parachute testing for the <n>Irving Air Chute Co.</n>

An editorial for French shoemaker <n>J.M. Weston</n>.

A 1965 page from <n>16 Magazine</n> featuring <n>Paul McCartney</n>, <n>George Harrison</n>, <n>Ringo Starr</n>, and <n>John Lennon</n>.

<n>HAS</n>, a <n>Brutalist</n>-inspired poster by graphic designer <n>Przemek Bizoń</n>.