A still-life photograph of fish by <n>Travis Rathbone</n> for <n>Apostrophe</n>.

<n>Testone</n>, a 2016 ceramic and porcelain sculpture by artist <n>Andrea Salvatori</n>.

<n>ON SECOND THOUGHT</n> (2020) by artist <n>Luc Am Pierre</n>.

<n>Dash Snow</n>'s collage "Untitled" (2006-2007) from the <n>Freeze Means Run</n> exhibition.

From the 1978 book <n>Sensitive chaos: the creation of flowing forms in water and air</n> by <n>Theodor Schwenk</n>.

<n>Spiral</n> (1921), a photograph by <n>Edward Steichen</n>.

<n>Shmoke break</n> by artist <n>blind the sun</n>.

Sculpture by <n>Mie Kim • 김미혜</n>.

<n>More Natural Tote Drawing</n>, a pencil on paper work by <n>Momo Gordon</n>.

A <n>Pecten diegensis</n> shell from <n>Percy A. Morris</n>'s 1966 book, <n>A Field Guide to Shells of the Pacific Coast and Hawaii</n>.

An AI-assisted conceptual sculpture by artist <n>SOPHIA ΣΟΦΙΑ</n>.

A ceramic sculpture by artist <n>Christian Escajadillo</n>.

Model <n>Luma Grothe</n> featured in branding for swimwear label <n>Atolea Swim</n>.

<n>Shell</n>, a 1927 photograph by <n>Edward Weston</n>.

<n>Ahhhh&D</n>, a 3D exploration by <n>ManvsMachine</n>.

<n>Coquillage</n>, a 1941 photograph by <n>André Durand</n>.

<n>Carolinapecten eboreus</n>, a fossil scallop shell from North Carolina. Photo by <n>James St. John</n>.

<n>Fountain of Beauty</n>, an AI-generated sculpture.

Ar