<n>STUDIES ON WAVE MOTION AND CONVERGENCE</n> by <n>OPENPREST®</n>.

A <n>Nokia</n> mobile phone from the <n>Nokia Design Archive</n>. Photo by <n>Aalto University</n> and <n>Mikko Raskinen</n>.

The <n>Lear Siegler ADM-3A</n> (1976) from the series <n>I am a computer</n> by artist <n>Docubyte</n>.

The <n>E.A.T. C-Dur Concrete Turntable</n>, noted for its <n>Brutalist</n> design.

Didn’t know Brutalist home goods were a thing?

We got you

A panel from the manga <n>BLAME!</n> by artist <n>Tsutomu Nihei</n>.

A <n>Sony VAIO UMPC</n> running <n>Windows XP</n> with <n>BonziBuddy</n>, an example of the <n>Frutiger Aero</n> aesthetic.

<n>The Fire of Rome</n> (1771) by French artist <n>Hubert Robert</n>.

<n>After the Cursed Bomb</n>, an illustration by artist <n>Maxim Bazhenov</n>.

3d gaussian splats in zoolander 2. pretty cool!

captured with a 96 camera rig by new world designs

bullet time just never gets old 😍

A visualization of <n>Earth</n> surrounded by the <n>Starlink satellite constellation</n> from <n>SpaceX</n>.

Fluid Simulation Pendant by mitxela. Dope hardware art. Wonderful video explanation on yt.

Album art for <n>Cybotron</n>'s 1983 album, <n>Enter</n>. Artwork by <n>Z.</n>

The <n>Entrance Foyer at 473 Bourke Street</n> in Melbourne, designed in 1982 by <n>Mario Wagner-Mueller</n>.

This is how are Cathedrals made from a text box

Artwork by Venezuelan sculptor <n>Marisol</n>.

Digital artwork by <n>Erick Ortega</n> juxtaposing <n>ASCII</n> art with a classical painting.

<n>Glass block lamp</n> by <n>Kismas Studio</n>.

The <n>Sony VAIO PCG-GT1</n>, a laptop with a built-in camera released in 2001.