A 1958 portrait of ballerina <n>Violetta Elvin</n> by photographer <n>Zoltán Glass</n>.

<n>Brisbane Burgundy Faux Crocodile Patent Leather</n> from <n>Mood Fabrics</n>.

The <n>'Dazed' Mask</n> from <n>Iris Van Herpen</n>'s Fall 2018 Couture collection.

"But the most important lesson of all, for me, has been how history embeds in every living thing. The land speaks to me of a much longer time frame than the one my body understands. It reminds me that ours are generational fights that are passed down like legacy. The earth, in the way that it spins under our feet, changing while no one is looking, reminds me both that what we win today can be gone tomorrow, and what we lose today can be won tomorrow. The only constant is change. That is nature's greatest lesson to me—that change is inevitable, and time is unfathomable. It means I can keep going, when all seems to fail and fall around me. Nature is the source of my faith." — Malkia Cyril⁠

<n>The November Meteors</n>, a chromolithograph by artist <n>Étienne Léopold Trouvelot</n> from <n>The Trouvelot Astronomical Drawings</n> (1882).

Cover art for the song <n>Something to Tell You</n> by the artist <n>JDAB</n>.

The <n>Ford Autovision</n> system demonstrated in a 1965 <n>Ford Mustang</n>. Photo by <n>Ford Motor Company</n>.

Photograph by <n>Margarita Aleksandrovna Vorobyova</n> for the <n>8th 35AWARDS</n> competition in 2023.

Illustration of a <n>Fire-Ball</n> seen from the <n>Observatory at Juvisy</n>, August 10, 1899.

Self-portrait by photographer <n>Vivian Maier</n>, 1954.

The longer I live, the more deeply I learn that love — whether we call it friendship or family or romance — is the work of mirroring and magnifying each other’s light.


— James Baldwin, Nothing Personal

Album art for <n>Interstellar</n> by <n>Tsikuni</n>.

<n>Victoria House</n> in Melbourne, designed by <n>Tali Roth</n>. Photo by <n>Lillie Thompson</n>.

A <n>Vintage Mexican tourist jacket</n> with colorful embroidery.

An illustration of a <n>Spiral Nebula</n> from the book <n>Elements of Astronomy</n>, 1875.