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<n>Geta Brătescu</n>'s 1978 installation, <n>The Doors</n>, photographed by <n>O.H. Dancy</n>.

<n>Dream Pool 35</n>, a digital artwork by artist <n>Jared Pike</n>.

The <n>Anabelypster</n> typeface, designed by <n>Patrick Seymour</n>.

An AI-generated conceptual interior inspired by <n>Charli XCX</n>'s album <n>Brat</n>.

<n>Flooded Hallway from the Right</n> (1999), a photograph by artist <n>James Casebere</n>.

Door designed by <n>Joost Schmidt</n> in Berlin, c. 1920-25. Photo by <n>Walter Gropius</n>.

<n>Sigfrid Cremer</n>'s print "<n>alphabetbild</n>" (1966), created in Stuttgart.

Door hardware designed by <n>Pierre Chareau</n>.

An abstract photograph of New York City by <n>Aleksandr Babarikin</n>.

Poster <n>Q245</n> by designer <n>Roy Cranston</n>, 2019.

Arrow & Spanner Visualisation by Mandar Apte

<n>Delphine Reist</n>'s audiovisual installation "<n>Averse</n>", 2007.

Installation by <n>Piet Hein Eek</n> at the <n>De Borneohof</n> residential building in Amsterdam. Photo by <n>Thomas Mayer</n>.

Cover art for <n>Lucy Kruger & The Lost Boys</n>' single <n>Stereoscope</n> by <n>DTAN studio</n>, 2023.

Scratched door piece by <n>Sigalit Landau</n>.

Cover art for <n>Ramjack</n>'s 1993 single <n>Let Me Hear Music</n>, designed by <n>The Attik</n>.

A <n>Swiss style</n> poster titled <n>The Real Purpose of This</n>.

<n>Cage Uncaged</n> event poster designed by <n>Trond Wilhelmsen</n> for the <n>Barbican Centre</n> in 2011, celebrating artist <n>John Cage</n>.

An image associated with a paranormal story at the <n>Clínica Rafael Uribe Uribe</n>.

The <n>Bauhaus Signet</n>, designed by <n>Oskar Schlemmer</n> in 1922.

A view into a stark, empty <n>SCP Containment Chamber</n>.

<n>Copy-Paste</n>, a visual exploration of duplication in design by <n>Samuel Checa</n>.